Correction: Mexico-Drugs Story
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In stories Jan. 13, 14 and 18 about Mexican drug cases, The Associated Press erroneously reported the reward offered by U.S. authorities for alleged Mexican drug lord Ismael Zambada, alias "El Mayo." The amount is &#36;5 million, not &#36;2 million.
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MEXICO CITY, Oct. 22 -- President Bush announced Monday in Washington that he will ask Congress to approve a $500 million package to help Mexico fight drug cartels, the largest international anti-drug effort by the United States in nearly a decade.
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By Shabina S. Khatri, Detroit Free Press  Sep. 10--Four years ago, curiosity about marijuana brought an Idaho teenager named Nick to a popular online drug encyclopedia.
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Mexican authorities said Monday that Gilberto Higuera Guerrero was arrested early Sunday in the northern border city of Mexicali. He is among Mexico&#39;s most wanted drug traffickers.
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In a Sept. 5 story about the arrest of three terror suspects in Germany, The Associated Press reported erroneously that Defense Minister Franz Josef Jung specifically mentioned the U.S.
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Mexico has extradited a record 64 drug kingpins and people smugglers to the United States so far this year, a U.S. diplomat said on Tuesday, part of Mexican President Felipe Calderon's war on drug cartels.
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(Corrects price of Comex gold in second last paragraph to $927.1 an ounce, not $827.1, also corrects the ask price for silver in New York in last paragraph)
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MATAMOROS, Mexico  - Mexican journalist Francisco  Arratia used to tap out daily columns sounding off against the  drug traffickers and corrupt cops that blighted his home city  on the U.S. border.
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An article last week about Gustavo Arellano, the journalist who started the newspaper column âÂ¡Ask a Mexican!â that became a book of the same name, misstated the e-mail address for readers to write to him. It is themexican@askamexican.net.
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The United States, Colombia and Mexico are slowing the flow of cocaine and methamphetamine into the U.S., according to new figures from the Drug Enforcement Administration.
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Corrects story posted Mar 5, 2007. The last two paragraphs have been deleted.
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In an Sept. 11 story about rebel attacks on natural gas and oil pipelines, The Associated Press reported erroneously that The Hershey Co. was among a dozen companies forced to suspend or scale back Mexican operations for lack of natural gas. Hershey says its operations weren't affected by the attacks. The error first appeared in July 11-15 stories from Mexico City about the gas pipelines.
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Please be advised the Khartoum story reporting George Clooney had cut short his Darfur trip is wrong and has been withdrawn. Reuters will issue a substitute story shortly:
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Corrects ninth paragraph to show one rebel group, not two,   signed a peace deal with the government in May.
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Â· We were tricked, London pair tell Channel 4 Â· Teenagers allegedly found with cocaine in laptops
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Corrects to remove reference to Germany as a permanent Security Council member in 2nd paragraph.
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In a June 11 story about a list of experimental Alzheimer's drugs, The Associated Press erroneously spelled one manufacturer's name. Dimebon's maker is Medivation Inc., not Medication Inc.