The northern city of Chihuahua is one of Mexico's worst hit areas for drug-related violence.<br /><br />Known for its beautiful scenery and the local Tarahumara people, the state is also the heart of Mexico's violent marijuana and heroin industry.<br /><br />Some villages in Chihuahua have lost over half their populations as the fight intensifies between drug gangs for key smuggling routes.<br /><br />Many residents have pushed for the government to prosecute those who killed their loved ones, but have given up on it after many years of waiting for justice.<br /><br />Al Jazeera's Adam Raney reports from the village of Creel, a tourist hub that has also been affected by drug-related violence.
