Official arrested for alleged cover-up of mayor's cartel-linked killing
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Assassins killed Carlos Manzo in the city of Uruapan last November during Day of the Dead celebrations, in a case that ignited fury across Mexico.
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Official arrested for alleged cover-up of mayor's cartel-linked killing. Assassins killed Carlos Manzo in the city of Uruapan last November during Day of the Dead celebrations, in a case that ignited fury across Mexico. Covered by 1 publications. CBS News: Official arrested for alleged cover-up of mayor's cartel-linked killing.
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- CBS News United States Official arrested for alleged cover-up of mayor's cartel-linked killing Assassins killed Carlos Manzo in the city of Uruapan last November during Day of the Dead celebrations, in a case that ignited fury across Mexico. 7 h ago · Tier 3
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