Mexico ramps up surveillance to fight crime, but controls lax

MEXICO CITY, Oct 12 (Reuters) - Government surveillance requests are gathering pace in Mexico, raising concerns about lack of oversight in a country plagued by corruption and collusion between security forces and criminal gangs.
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