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- **18pxMexican Catholic Church
- **20pxJudicial Police(Law enforcement)
- **Armed Forces(Military)
- **DFS - Security Directorate(Intelligence)
- *20pxInstitutional Revolutionary Party
- *20pxLiga Comunista 23 de Septiembre
- *20pxMexican Communist Party
- *20pxParty of the Poor
- *National Liberation Forces
- *People's Guerrilla Group
- Far-leftgroups
- (small arms, ammunition, and explosives, as well as supporting the Mexican government and asking for action against leftists)
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- * Various other social and armed movements in the country
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- artikel daftar Wikimedia (in)
- Mexico (nl)
- конфликт между правительством Мексики и левыми студентами и партизанскими группами (ru)
- vojaška represija mehiške vlade, ki jo je podpirala ameriška vlada, proti levičarskim gibanjem v 1960. in 1980. letih (sl)
- Campanha de repressão militar do governo mexicano contra movimentos de esquerda nas décadas de 1960 e 1970 (pt)
- campaña de represión del gobierno mexicano contra la disidencia política (es)
- Military repression of the Mexican government, backed by the US government, against leftist movements in the 1960s and 1980s (en)
- 發生在墨西哥的戰爭 (zh)
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- * Continued rule of the Institutional Revolutionary Party
- * Most leftist guerrilla groups disbanded
- After the conflict
- * Several acts of violence have not yet been clarified.
- * Grouping of the political left and formation of the Party of the Democratic Revolution (PRD).
- * Political defeat of the PRI in the 2000 presidential elections before the National Action Party (PAN).
- * Dissolution ofDirección Federal de Seguridadfor crimes committed during Mexican Dirty War and for having alliances withGuadalajara Carteland drug lords likeErnesto Fonseca CarrilloandRafael Caro Quintero
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- Mexican Army soldiers in the streets in 1968 (en)
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- Estimated at least 3,000 people disappeared and executed, 3,000 political prisoners, and 7,000 tortured (en)
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- (en)
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* 20px Institutional Revolutionary Party
** DFS - Security Directorate
** Armed Forces
** 20px Judicial Police
** 18px Mexican Catholic Church
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- Far-left groups
* 20px Mexican Communist Party
* People's Guerrilla Group
* 20px Party of the Poor
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* 20px Liga Comunista 23 de Septiembre
* National Liberation Forces
* Various other social and armed movements in the country (en)
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- * Ruben Jaramillo
* Arnoldo Martinez Verdugo
* Raul Alvarez Garín
* Valerio Campa (en)
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- * Continued rule of the Institutional Revolutionary Party
* Most leftist guerrilla groups disbanded
After the conflict
* Several acts of violence have not yet been clarified.
* Political defeat of the PRI in the 2000 presidential elections before the National Action Party .
* Grouping of the political left and formation of the Party of the Democratic Revolution .
* Dissolution of Dirección Federal de Seguridad for crimes committed during Mexican Dirty War and for having alliances with Guadalajara Cartel and drug lords like Ernesto Fonseca Carrillo and Rafael Caro Quintero (en)
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- Mexican Dirty War (en)
- الحرب المكسيكية القذرة (ar)
- Guerra sucia en México (es)
- Perang Kotor (Meksiko) (in)
- Vuile Oorlog (Mexico) (nl)
- Guerra suja no México (pt)
- Грязная война (Мексика) (ru)
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