  The ATLAS and CMS experiments did not find evidence for Supersymmetry using
close to 5/fb of published LHC data at a center-of-mass energy of 7 TeV. We
combine these LHC data with data on B_s -> mu mu (LHCb experiment), the relic
density (WMAP and other cosmological data) and upper limits on the dark matter
scattering cross sections on nuclei (XENON100 data). The excluded regions in
the constrained Minimal Supersymmetric SM (CMSSM) lead to gluinos excluded
below 1270 GeV and dark matter candidates below 220 GeV for values of the
scalar masses (m_0) below 1500 GeV. For large m_0 values the limits of the
gluinos and the dark matter candidate are reduced to 970 GeV and 130 GeV,
respectively. If a Higgs mass of 125 GeV is imposed in the fit, the preferred
SUSY region is above this excluded region, but the size of the preferred region
is strongly dependent on the assumed theoretical error.
