MEXICO CITY, July 24 (UPI) -- A newspaper in northern Mexico whose office was bombed this month has said it will no longer cover "violent disputes" between drug cartels.
But a national newspaper, Reforma, which was attacked the same day as El Manana in Neuvo Laredo, has continued with aggressive coverage of the cartels, the Los Angeles Times reported. Reforma's Monterrey office and El Manana's main office were subjected to attacks by gunmen equipped with grenade launchers at almost the same time.