A newspaper’s stunning, front-page editorial of seeming surrender to drug capos has set off a national debate from the presidential palace to Mexico’s equivalent of the water cooler _ its ubiquitous town squares.

Murders and kidnappings have plagued Mexico amid its drug war. A mob in one Mexican town this week rose up, pursued a couple of presumed kidnappers and killed them. The day after the fury, another crowd stormed city hall and forced the mayor to fire the entire police force.

A newspaper’s stunning, front-page editorial of seeming surrender to drug capos has set off a national debate from the presidential palace to Mexico’s equivalent of the water cooler — its ubiquitous town squares.

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(AP:MEXICO CITY) A newspaper’s stunning, front-page editorial of seeming surrender to drug capos has set off a national debate from the presidential palace to Mexico’s equivalent of the water cooler _ its ubiquitous town squares.