norteno

The exceptionally low major crime rate in El Paso, Juarez's "norteno" twin, suggests that American border cities are increasingly seen as safe havens for higher-ups reaping drug profits.

The Washington Times stories: Latest Headlines Sol Sanders 2010

Zapopan residents just shrug their shoulders when a wealthy neighbor displays traits seen as typical of a drug trafficker -- wearing cowboy gear, playing loud "norteno" music from the country's north or holding lavish parties attended by guests who arrive in pick-up trucks or SUVs.

Breaking News - The Post Chronicle 2010

Within days a new genre, nortec -- a contraction of "norteno" and

Chicago Reader 2010

The exceptionally low major crime rate in El Paso, Juarez's "norteno" twin, suggests that American border cities are increasingly seen as safe havens for higher-ups reaping drug profits.

The Washington Times stories: Latest Headlines Sol Sanders 2010

The exceptionally low major crime rate in El Paso, Juarez's "norteno" twin, suggests that American border cities are increasingly seen as safe havens for higher-ups reaping drug profits.

The Washington Times stories: Latest Headlines Sol Sanders 2010

Within days a new genre, nortec -- a contraction of "norteno" and

Chicago Reader 2010

Within days a new genre, nortec -- a contraction of "norteno" and

Chicago Reader 2010

Within days a new genre, nortec -- a contraction of "norteno" and

Chicago Reader 2010

Within days a new genre, nortec -- a contraction of "norteno" and

Chicago Reader 2010

The exceptionally low major crime rate in El Paso, Juarez's "norteno" twin, suggests that American border cities are increasingly seen as safe havens for higher-ups reaping drug profits.

The Washington Times stories: Latest Headlines Sol Sanders 2010