In a lawless stretch of Mexico, child soldiers as young as 6 are being drafted to fight crime
MEXICO CITY - In a lawless stretch of western Mexico, children as young as 6 years old are taking up arms against organized crime.
On Wednesday, 19 children were inducted into a vigilante group that for years has been battling drug gangs in restive Guerrero state. Local journalists published photographs and videos of the induction ceremony - in which uniformed, rifle-wielding children performed military-style exercises - that drew outrage across
