  We analyze the possibility of probing the supersymmetric flavor structure
through the constraints of the K and B meson systems and those of the electric
dipole moments. We show that combining these constraints would favor SUSY
models with large flavor mixing either in LR(RL) or LL but with a very small RR
and intermediate/large tan beta. Large LR mixing requires specific patterns for
trilinear A-terms, while LL mixing seems quite natural and easier to obtain. We
present an example for this class of models and show how it can accommodate the
current CP asymmetries experimental results.
