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US, Canadian boaters left in limbo in Mexico

By Mark Stevenson and Amy Taxin | January 12, 2014 - 3:23am

When heavily armed marines and government tax agents stormed eight marinas on Mexico's Pacific and Caribbean coasts, boaters thought they were witnessing a major drug takedown.

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