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Mexican army soldiers apparently clashed with residents of the rough border city of Nuevo Laredo, according to a rights activist.
Raymundo Ramos said Sunday that residents were angry because soldiers had fired into a pickup truck earlier in the day. Ramos said at least three people were killed.
The Mexican army did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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Mexico’s army soldiers clashed with residents of border town Nuevo Laredo Sunday.
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Videos of the incident posted on social media show residents scuffling with soldiers on a street near the bullet-ridden pickup truck.
In a taped statement, Ramos said troops fired indiscriminately into moving vehicles in Nuevo Laredo, across the border from Laredo, Texas. Ramos claimed troops also fired rounds during the confrontation with residents.
Nuevo Laredo is dominated by the Northeast drug cartel, and has also been the scene of human rights violations by the military in the past.
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