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The chief of police was Arturo "El Negro" Durazo, infamous for his fierce politics of extortion and torture, and who would later be imprisoned for eight years (Durazo was linked to major drug traffickers such as Rafael Caroo" Quintero).

Reno Justice wants none of the Clinton-Gore Asian funny-money traffickers such as John Huang, Pauline Kanchanalak and Charlie Trie to face punishment that might induce them to involve any of the famous recipients of China's largess.

Hundreds, perhaps thousands, of families are believed to have been expelled from the towns and villages across the area which has a long tradition of cultivating marijuana and opium poppies, as well as producing some of the country's most infamous drug traffickers, such as Joaquín 'El Chapo' Guzman, who was arrested last year.

Towns in Mexico that are known for hosting in-transit migrants and human traffickers — such as Arriaga, Chiapas — have seen their streets empty out since the federal crackdown.

The cases involved subsidized handsets for its prepaid wireless services, the carrier said that phone 'traffickers' such as Fone Xchange and ASPAC, buy the subsidized handsets and then resell them to customers at full price, pocketing the subsidies.

Other EU measures announced by Ms Malmstrom involve making the asylum application process within the EU more efficient; stepping up the fight against human traffickers; and closer co-operation with states on the traffickers' transit routes, such as Morocco and Libya.

On Sunday, Pope Benedict XVI called for prayer for "the victims of traffickers and criminals, such as the drama of the hostages, Eritreans and of other nationalities, in the Sinai desert".

In Africa's drug trafficking hubs such as Nigeria, Ghana, Mozambique, Kenya and South Africa, a primary aim must be to stem traffickers' infiltration of critical state institutions.

Links between ivory traffickers and African militias such as the Lord's Resistance Army, a thuggish band of guerrillas that originated in Uganda, have put the issue on the national-security agenda in America and elsewhere.

The operation also had an impact on some drug traffickers and criminal factions such as Comando Vermelho (Red Command) and Amigos dos Amigos (Friends of Friends) long thought to be untouchable.