WASHINGTON, D.C. – Seven federal districts in the United States have brought indictments against Mexican cartel leader Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán, setting off a competition to be the first to prosecute the man U.S. officials had described as "Public Enemy No. 1" before his arrest this past weekend.
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By Juan Gabriel Tokatlian | Project Syndicate
In January, U.S. President Barack Obama nominated Marine Corps Lt. Gen. John F. Kelly to...
