US says a drug cartel is behind the longstanding problem of illegal fishing in the Gulf of Mexico ...Yemen

For years, U.S. authorities and fishermen have complained about illegal fishing for red snapper in the Gulf of Mexico, and now it's clear who is behind the lucrative trade: a Mexican drug cartel

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