oblemsharedbybothcountriesalongtheirborder.

    "ItisnotjustaMexicanproblem--it'sisaU.S.-Mexicoproblem,"Reyessaid."I'mverygladthattheU.S.hastakenthatposition."

    HesaidhesupportedtheStateDepartment'sauthorizationtoconsularfamiliesandthat"itisimportanttheyfeelsafe."

    MexicoonSundaysaidthatitsgovernmentwascommittedtoprotectingallpeople,citizensandvisitorsalike,diplomatsornot.

    "TheMexicangovernmentdeeplylamentsthekillingsofthreepeoplelinkedtotheU.S.ConsulateinCiudadJuarez,"Mexico'sforeignministrysaidinastatement."TheMexicanauthoritiesareworkingwithdeterminationtoclearupthefactssurroundingthecrimesceneandputthoseresponsiblebeforethelaw."

    JuarezisoneofthefrontlinesinMexico'swaragainstthedrugcartelsthatoperateinitsterritory.Morethan2,600peoplewerekilledinJuarezin2009.

    Juarez,acrossfromElPaso,Texas,hasbecomeafocalpointofMexicanPresidentFelipeCalderon'santi-drugeffortsaftertheJanuary31killingsof15people,mostofwhomwerestudentswithnotiestoorganizedcrime.TheincidentsparkedoutrageacrossMexico.

    InthewesternstateofGuerrero,atleast25peoplewerekilledinaseriesofviolentactsonSaturday,stateofficialssaid.

    Thebodiesof14people,includingnineciviliansandfivepoliceofficers,werefoundinvariouspartsoftheresortcityofAcapulco,theofficialNotimexnewsagencyreported,citingGuerreroPublicSecuritySecretaryJuanHeribertoSalinas.

    Inthe**allcityofAjuchitlandelProgreso,10civiliansandonesoldierwerekilledintwoshootoutsthatstartedwhenfederalofficialstriedtocarryoutsearchwarrantsontwolocations,Salinassaid.

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