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- An industry fortified by Mexico's drug war
- Lebanon struggles to keep order as many blame Syria for bombing
- Some see Syria role in Beirut bombing
| An industry fortified by Mexico's drug war Posted: 20 Oct 2012 07:29 PM PDT Companies that bulletproof cars are thriving amid the violence. Touting their own success is a delicate affair. ECATEPEC, Mexico — As the country is driven deeper into despair, their industry coasts to success.  |
| Lebanon struggles to keep order as many blame Syria for bombing Posted: 20 Oct 2012 05:15 PM PDT Protesters block roads in Beirut and around Lebanon, and gunmen roam Tripoli amid fear that the conflict is spilling across the border. BEIRUT — Lebanon's military was out in force Saturday as authorities struggled to maintain order amid outrage about a deadly bombing here that many Lebanese blamed on the government of Syrian President Bashar Assad.  |
| Some see Syria role in Beirut bombing Posted: 21 Oct 2012 12:00 AM PDT A car bombing in Beirut kills eight people, including a top Lebanese intelligence official who was allied with a bloc opposed to Syrian President Bashar Assad. BEIRUT — A top intelligence official was among eight people killed when a powerful car bomb exploded in the Lebanese capital, evoking memories of this nation's brutal civil war and igniting fears of major violence spilling over from Syria.  |
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