OPINION:
The Mexican officials have a lot of huevos to worry about our “human rights.”
Maybe they should worry ASAP about the human rights of the widows and children in Mexico who have lost their police officer/prosecutor dads who were fighting the war on the drug cartels.
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“What the Cartoons Have Unleashed”
By Robert Spencer
FrontPageMagazine.com | Wednesday, June 11, 2008
They need to clean up corruption and human rights abuse in their own country before they even think about attempting to begin cleaning ours. What about to the human rights of the people the cartels have slaughtered whose heads have been posted on stakes and tossed in Mexican bars and restaurants?
Tainted tomatoes could have come from Mexico
The tomatoes that have infected more than 167 Americans with a rare strain of salmonella probably came from Mexico, according to a representative from the New Mexico Department of Health.
A preliminary inquiry into salmonella illnesses in the state shows patients bought tomatoes from stores supplied by growers south of the U.S. border, said Deborah Busemeyer, communications director for the New Mexico health department.
"(Salmonella) patients in New Mexico bought tomatoes that came from Mexico," she told CTV.ca in a phone interview on Tuesday. "We saw a link between certain stores (and the people getting sick)."
New Mexico has seen 62 confirmed cases of the "Saintpaul" bacteria, more than most of the other 15 states where the strain has surfaced. Many more patients have fallen ill, although lab tests to confirm presence of salmonella are still pending.
Mexico tomato growers say warning unfair
Mexican growers and their government on Wednesday called a U.S. warning against certain types of their tomatoes unjust, saying it has brought exports to a halt and could cripple Mexico's $900 million industry.