Soldiers stand guard next to detainees Friday in Santiago, where they seized weapons including a rocket launcher, according to local media. ReutersMexico Under Siege -- Wall Street Journal
Business Heads Plead as Drug Gangs Terrorize Wealthy City.
MONTERREY, Mexico—A surge of drug violence in Mexico's business capital and richest city has prompted an outcry from business leaders who on Wednesday took out full-page ads asking President Felipe Calderón to send in more soldiers to stem the violence.
The growing violence in Monterrey, long one of Mexico's most modern and safe cities, is a sign that the country's war against drug gangs is spreading ever further from poorer battlegrounds along the border and into the country's wealthiest enclaves.
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