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Examples
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They're not actively out there looking for it, said Tony Saucedo, meth enforcement director for Michigan State Police.
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Ashley Saucedo of the Bronx, who is headed for Georgetown, said working at top law firms, where partners earn millions, “at first scared me” but became a formative experience “as they gave me more responsibility.”
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In Mexico's grinding drug war, the casualties — which stand at a staggering 34,000 dead since President Felipe Calderón launched a military offensive against the violent cartels nearly five years ago — do not account for such collateral damage as Saucedo's broken family and lost business opportunities.
On border, peaceful U.S. side is torn by Mexican strife 2011
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"It is very hard not to be there," says Saucedo, who lives and works in neighboring El Paso.
On border, peaceful U.S. side is torn by Mexican strife 2011
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"It is very hard not to be there," says Saucedo, who lives and works in neighboring El Paso.
On border, peaceful U.S. side is torn by Mexican strife 2011
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•At Bali, Indonesia — Chris John (43-0-2) vs. Fernando Saucedo (38-4-3), 12 rounds, for WBA super world featherweight title
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I think this year sales are going to be better because people want what they can't have, said Michelle Saucedo, who runs a fireworks business in a Socorro warehouse.
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I think this year sales are going to be better because people want what they can't have, said Michelle Saucedo, who runs a fireworks business in a Socorro warehouse.
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Patrick T. Fallon/Houston Chronicle/Associated Press Melchor Saucedo watered his lawn with water flowing from an open fire hydrant in Houston.
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In Mexico's grinding drug war, the casualties — which stand at a staggering 34,000 dead since President Felipe Calderón launched a military offensive against the violent cartels nearly five years ago — do not account for such collateral damage as Saucedo's broken family and lost business opportunities.
On border, peaceful U.S. side is torn by Mexican strife 2011
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