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The article criticizes media outlets like The Atlantic, The Economist, Wall Street Journal, and New York Times for sensationalizing Mexico's cartel violence and making incorrect predictions about increased post-World Cup violence and a 'spiral of violence' after operations against CJNG leader Mencho. It highlights Mexico's 50% drop in homicides this year due to unprecedented U.S.-Mexico cooperation against cartels.
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