Police found heads, 4 agencies in Mexico City

BRAVOS DISTRITO of GUADALUPE, Mexico - it was a bloody sunrise for the residents of this border town Mexican dusty Tuesday.

Police found two male sex heads on top of a wall of cement in the plaza de Guadalupe Distrito Bravos, a town on the outskirts of Ciudad Juarez, across from El Paso, Texas. Two bodies without heads, one of them was stabbed in the back, were later found in two separate homes. Another man and a woman discovered in a nearby house with their throat lacerated.

Chihuahua State Police believed that all the murders were related.

The first victim seemed Cruz Alfonso Salazar, 32. His wife reported to the police that she saw men shoot dead Tuesday in the beginning, then cut the head and paste a knife in the back.

After talking to the wife of Salazar, the police found responsible for her husband, sitting alongside the head of another man of a wall in the plaza.

Officers found the body without head of Cruz in her own home, then the 25-year-old Daniel Marrentes Hernandez headless body in a house across the plaza.

In the fourth crime scene, a neighbour of the police in the House, discovered the body of the man and the woman whose throat was cut. Officers found a rifle and two bloody kitchen knives. They have identified the man as Jesus Rivas Ramos, 35, but did not disclose the name of women.

The authorities did not discuss possible motives for the killings or indicate if the killings were drug related.

The city lies in a corridor of lucrative drug be fought by the Sinaloa and Juarez drug cartels.

Guadalupe Distrito Bravos has no police department after the only officer, Erika Gandara, was abducted in December. It is now heavily guarded by soldiers and federal police that has implemented of random checkpoints on the roads that connect it and other cities of agriculture in Ciudad Juarez, of the world which has become one of the deadliest cities.

Cancelled public transport system runs buses between the city and Ciudad Juarez after the pilot said that they had been attacked by armed men.

The bodies of three relatives of a murdered rights activist was found in the desert outside Guadalupe Distrito Bravos in February. The case of Josefina Reyes, who was killed in 2010, and his family acquired notoriety because they were attacked in a year and remaining parents recently people have fled the town of Guadalupe live in a city not disclosed to the Mexico.

Although residents, said Tuesday that he had been quiet for the past two weeks, at least a dozen houses and businesses look closed and burnt.

"People here out only to make their activities." "They go out for fun, they are out for a walk, they go to the bar," said a workers of cotton, who insisted on being not quoted by name for fear for his safety.

Southeast Asian leaders are found in Indonesia

JAKARTA, Indonesia - a bloody conflict of the Thailand-Cambodia border is supposed to divert an attempt to boost regional security talks between the leaders of Southeast Asian and facilitated economic disparities across the borders.

Another hot topic at the two-day summit that opens Saturday will be Myanmar demand Chair 10 - Association of Nations of the Southeast, or ASEAN, Asia in 2014. Some countries say that it is ready, but others argue that the Government still did enough to improve the human rights.

Presidents and Prime Ministers have begun filing in the venue of the Summit closely watched in the Indonesian capital to speak of their objective stated along the construction of an economic region competitive and highly integrated.

This will mean all of the improvement of the road, rail and other transportation links to find ways to ensure food security and overcome the vast energy challenges.

But the concerns of regional security such as the Spratlys Islands potentially rich oil claimed by China and several ASEAN countries - a dispute that concerns the so - United States and terrorism after the death of bin Laden probably steal the show.

The most pressing issue is renewed fighting along the border of the Thailand and Cambodia, which claimed the lives nearly 20 over the past two weeks, sending tens of thousands of people fleeing their homes.

Current Chairman of ASEAN, Indonesia tried to help mediate the dispute on small plots of land claimed by both countries, but he made up this little progress.

Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen has said he wants ASEAN to oversee a permanent ceasefire, according to his top adviser, Sri Thamrong, but the Thailand considers always the problem should be resolved bilaterally or through the International Court of Justice.

During this time, Myanmar President, Thein Sein, party leaders, supported by the military which remportée won in general elections, end of last year, ask the right Chair of ASEAN in 2014.

The regional grouping is supposed to turn its President each year between Member countries - Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Viet Nam.

Myanmar was forced to move its Tower in 2005, however, after coming under strong pressure from the international community over the slow progress on national reconciliation and human rights.

Thailand and in several other countries have indicated that they stand in the way.

Singapore said that it would be preferable to postpone the date due to persistent concerns on the human rights violations.

Seal Raiders encountered bears False, found small Arsenal

New revelations on the raid that killed Osama bin Laden reveals that the seal raiders met with a false door and found a small arsenal of weapons including an AK-47 assault rifle in the bedroom of Osama bin Laden.

As the Navy SEALs have been debriefed on their mission to al-Qaida leader dead, the White House was forced to correct the details of what happened during the compound Sunday to Ben Laden Abbottabad raid.

Despite the changes in the version of the White House for what has happened during the raid of 40 minutes on Ben Laden sprawling mansion million dollar, officials were repentant measures of seals.

"These guys are American heroes." They were told to kill bin Laden. We had the authority to kill bin Laden since the September 11 attacks. "And this is exactly what they have done," a U.S. official told ABC News.

Seals were already in a stronger position and aggressive, but which was exacerbated when one of the first doors that they were trying to open has proved to be a false door. The door hard off, false put military members in a position to suspect that the House would complete these sections, perhaps with deadly traps. The seals were a dog specially trained with them on the raid which could sniff out bombs and see if the rooms were mad trapped.

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The Americans have also drawn on a man who was one of the smugglers of confidence of Osama bin Laden, the officials said. Mail was killed by gunfire of return of seals, and they have not met with additional shots.

This shooting early indicated for seals that they could expect greater resistance. And they found a small arsenal of weapons at home.

"We recovered three AK-47 and two pistols in the compound.". They were not assault a PTA meeting. "They were assault in fortress Osama bin Laden's hiding," said the same official U.S.. At least an AK-47 was found in the room of Osama bin Laden.

As the seals worked their way through the House, they were linked by a network of radio stations. In Afghanistan, they were followed by Vice Admiral William McRaven, the officer in charge of the mission.

As the team moved to floor to floor of the compound, verification of closets and under beds, they would yell "clear" to consider a safe room.

McRaven relayed this information to the Panetta, who was to keep Obama and his team of national security aware of the mission took place in the White House Situation Room.

All the equipment which seals have been in and out of the sprawling compound of bin Laden in Abbottabad, the only thing that they did not have was a tape measure to help identify terrorists. A seal was forced to sleep next to the corpse of bin Laden, bringing its height, sources said ABC News.

When the stealth helicopter took off with the body of bin Laden, his 29-year-old woman and her three children were left. Wife of Osama bin Laden, charged in the US forces and was wounded in the leg during the raid. Her 13-year-old daughter saw the death of his father. The two are now in the custody of Pakistani intelligence officials.

Pakistani officials put in doubt the legality of the raid today. Admiral Mike Mullen, Chairman of the joint staff, was not asked Pakistani officials to raid up to two hours after its completion, officials said ABC News.

Responsible for Pakistani intelligence are not to be talk of U.S. investigators to bin Laden wife and daughter for the moment. The authorities American want to know who has visited composed of Osama bin Laden, where the family lived before and aisles and of of Osama bin Laden's right hand man and the second in command of al-Qaeda, Ayman al Zawahiri.

While the fresh details of the raid continued to spill, the President has completed all thought that he could release pictures of the corpse of Osama bin Laden.

5 decapitated bodies found near Mexican capital (AP)

TOLUCA, Mexico - Police in the suburbs of Mexico City has found a total of five bodies decapitated Tuesday accompanied by messages of the kind often left by the drug traffickers.

The bodies were found at two sites in the State of Mexico, which surrounds the capital. While most of the violence of drug in the country has been spared in Mexico City, executions took place in communities just outside it.

Attorney Chief State Mexico Alfredo Castillo said that four bodies were found in a compact car. Their heads were also found in or around the vehicle.

A decapitated body was found Tuesday in another suburb in two plastic bags. The two officers of sites found messages signed "hcc", a reference similar to a drug gang.

Also Tuesday, prosecutors in the North of the State of Durango announced that six sets more human remains had been found in excavations at mass graves continued, bringing the total number of bodies in a search for long months of sites to about 110.

Sites around the capital of the State, also known as Durango, are pits where are considered that the drug traffickers buried their victims.

The tombs of Durango are the second discovery in a month. A total of 183 bodies were discovered in pits 40 in the northeast border of Tamaulipas State.

Graves became a discovery more and more common in the war against the brutal drug of the Mexico, who made more than 34,600 victims since President Felipe Calderón has deployed thousands of security forces federal four years of fight against traffickers. The offensive has led to a fragmentation of the cartels and increased gang fighting on the territory of the country.

State authorities through the Mexico sent reports of missing persons in Tamaulipas and families successive morgues to give DNA samples. The process was slow, with only two bodies identified so far.

The authorities of the State of Durango to say that the discovery of mass graves, he there did not lot of parents of disappeared persons, perhaps because families are too afraid to come forward.

Alejandro PEAR, the spokesman for the Federal Government for security issues, defended offensive of the Government against the drug cartels, saying: no there was no evidence that it has triggered an increase in violence.

"The intervention of federal authorities, from the increase in the tendency to violence, prevented increases," pear told journalists Tuesday.

"This is not true that the capture or death of the criminal leaders caused violence increase," he said.