How long will this be allowed to go on....

Police: 18 unidentified bodies found in northern Mexico English.news.cn   2010-11-30 15:31:40 FeedbackPrintRSS   Members of a forensic team work in a mass grave in Palomas November 29, 2010. Troops acting on information obtained from several captured drug hitmen dug out 18 bodies from 11 graves in the town of Palomas in Chihuahua state, just across from the Big Bend National Park in Texas, police said. (Xinhua/Reuters Photo) MEXICO CITY, Nov. 29 (Xinhua) -- Mexican Judicial Police have found 18 bodies in the north of the country, spokesman for the State Attorney's office (PGJE) Arturo Sandoval said on Monday. Sandoval said that the 11 secret graves containing the bodies were found last Saturday in Puerto Palomas, near Ciudad Juarez, on the border with the United States. The federal and state agents carried out investigations to see if there were more bodies in the area. Authorities consider this region to be the most violent in Mexico. Sandoval said the victim's identities remain unknown and there is no information about whether or not the victims belonged to a drug cartel in the area. According to a recent count by local media, at least 7,000 people have died in 2010 in a wave of violence that authorities attribute to organized crime in Mexico. Editor: Fang Yang