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Blood Trade featured in Excelsior (in Spanish)

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Daniel Connolly

Excelsior



On July 11th and 12th, the Mexico City-based newspaper Excelsior ran an extensive translation of Daniel Connolly's Blood Trade series on drug kingpin Craig Petties, giving credit to The Commercial Appeal.

View the Spanish translation here.

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Articles/Interviews

Blood Trade featured in Excelsior (in Spanish)

11 July 2010

Part Two of "Blood Trade: Memphis and the Mexican Drug War," Daniel Connolly, The Commercial Appeal

4 July 2010

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Blood Trade: Memphis and the Mexican Drug War

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