MEXICO CITY (AP) - Mexican President Felipe Calderon says U.S.
cooperation in the fight against drug cartels has been
"insufficient."  Calderon says the United States should help by
reducing drug use and stemming the flow of automatic rifles to
Mexican drug cartels.  Calderon tells the Mexican newspaper El
Universal that relations with the United States were strained
when secret U.S. diplomatic cables criticizing Mexico's anti-
drug strategy were leaked to the public.  Calderon said in the
interview published Tuesday that some of the leaked cables show
U.S. diplomats' ignorance about Mexico's security situation and
that that's why some reports distort or exaggerate.