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NPR uses interactive map to display story

Using a chloropleth outline of drug cartel territory. Simple and effective.

Sources: Congressional Research Service Report, Oct. 2007; Explorando México; NPR

Credits: Alyson Hurt, Lindsay Mangum Powell, Meghan C. Sullivan and Mor Vimmer/NPR

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NPR: Mexico Drug Cartel Territory
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