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Explore Mexico's drug war with The Washington Post's 'Journey Along the Border' blog, urging for ongoing, sustained coverage.

Written byKeith Kloor

2009-06-19T20:32:13 | 1 min read

I love that The Washington Post has a new blog on Mexico's drug war, called "Journey Along the Border." Too bad it's slated to last a week and half, the duration of the journalistic journey. Guys, the drug war won't end when you reach Tijuana, so why fold up shop then? Keep the blog going. Rotate reporters in and out for sustained coverage.

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