Poor enforcement hinders Mexico's anti-laundering laws
The government has passed laws to tackle laundering, but corruption and poor implementation could cripple its efforts
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- Limited effectiveness
- Unintended consequences
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_350.jpg "Part of the more than 41 million pesos seized from the Zetas drug cartel is displayed in Mexico City (Reuters/Henry Romero)")