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This is one of the wost wiki articles that I have ever read. About 90% of the information is incorrect. I don't even think the author really knows what a Sureno or Norteno is. Hint #1: Surenos and Nortenos are not gangs. They are both loose alliances of hundreds of different street gangs. Hint# 2: there are no Norteno gangs in the San Fernando Valley region of Los Angeles. Hint #3: Some Sureno gangs from Los Angeles and San Diego wear red as colors (some also flag black, green, purple). Hint #4: There are several allis and rivals left out of the info box. Hint #5: Sureno gangs are multiethnic, but predominantly Mexican-American. This article needs to be re-written and information need to be cited. Beware of gross generalizations and misinformation this article.98.176.233.118 (talk) 06:05, 23 December 2010 (UTC)[reply]
