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A cartel interrogation out of Zacatecas accuses Mayo-aligned gunmen, the Cabrera network from Durango, and elements of local security forces of working together through police protection, prison control, extortion, and rural camps. The claims are unverified, but the message is clear: Zacatecas’ war is inside the system, not outside it.
Mexican cartels recruit Guatemalans with military training and to do so they pretend to be private security companies, according to investigations carried out by the National Civil Police (PNC) of Guatemala, a country that in recent weeks has received hundreds of Chiapas residents fleeing.
A newly released video by the Cartel del Noreste (CDN) once again denies any involvement…
In recent news from Chiapas, an aircraft carrying 120 packages of drugs was located by members of the National Defense Secretariat (Sedena). The incident, which occurred in August 2022, has sparked a series of events that ultimately resulted in the seizure of 118 kilograms of cocaine and the abandonment of the aircraft. According to reports, the drugs were valued at approximately 2.4 million dollars. This is just one of many recent seizures in the ongoing conflict between the Sinaloa Cartel and the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) in Chiapas. Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story. Thanks for reading!
Stay informed about the latest news and updates on the Sinaloa Cartel and its rival groups with cartelinsider.com. Our team at Mica keeps you updated with the latest information on criminal activities, arrests, and ongoing investigations in the region. We strive to provide exclusive insights and coverage on the ongoing conflict between the Sinaloa Cartel and the Chiapas and Guatemala Cartel.
In a recent development, the Mexican authorities have discovered 19 bodies in the municipality of La Concordia, Chiapas, after a disturbing video circulated on social media in which members of the Sinaloa Cartel claimed responsibility for the murders. The victims, including six individuals with identifications from Guatemala, were found in a dump truck and by the roadside.
According to initial investigations, this incident is a result of a conflict between the two rival criminal groups vying for control of the drug trade. The authorities have launched an investigation and deployed 1200 agents from the Secretariat of National Defense and the National Guard to reinforce security in the area.
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This disturbing incident adds to the growing tension and violence in Chiapas, as criminal groups continue to assert their power and make bold threats against government officials. The identity of the victim and their connection to the cartels remains unknown, but it is clear that this is a message meant to instill fear in those who oppose the CCyG. It is also a reminder of the dangerous and volatile environment in which the authorities are operating, as they are constantly targeted by these criminal organizations. As the investigation into this incident continues, we will provide updates and further details. Thank you for reading and staying informed about the latest developments in the Mexican cartel world. Stay safe and stay tuned for more from our team at cartelinsider.com.
The recent wave of political violence in Mexico is causing concern among citizens and politicians alike. The assassination of Ricardo Arizmendi Reynoso, a candidate for the Mayor of Cuautla, has sparked outrage and condemnation from various political parties.
Lucía Virginia Meza Guzmán, candidate for governor of Morelos, has held the mayor and governor of the state responsible for the murder and expressed her sadness and shock over the loss of her friend. Rafael Alejandro Moreno Cárdenas, president of the Institutional Revolutionary Party, also condemned the killing and called for an end to the violence plaguing the electoral process.
But the violence doesn’t stop there. Just hours after Arizmendi Reynoso’s assassination, another candidate, Gilberto Palomar González, was shot at while at his campaign headquarters. The attack left him and three others injured. In a separate incident, the truck belonging to Juan Sandoval, a candidate for Mayor of Tehuacán, was shot at and a banner with threats was left behind.
The violence is spreading beyond just the state of Morelos. In Jalisco, a candidate for mayor was shot at and in Chiapas, armed men attacked the house of another candidate. These acts of political violence have been condemned by various political leaders, but the concern and fear for the upcoming elections continue to grow.
The State Coordination Table for the Construction of Peace in Morelos has stated that Arizmendi Reynoso had no history of security incidents, highlighting the alarming and seemingly random nature of these attacks. As the election date approaches, it is crucial for the authorities to take action and ensure the safety of all candidates and citizens.
In the midst of this violence, we must remember the faces behind these political figures and the families and loved ones who are left devastated by these senseless acts. We must demand justice and an end to this cycle of violence. Our thoughts go out to all those affected and we must stand together to bring about change and a safer future for Mexico.
Thank you for reading. For more updates on this and other political issues, follow us on Twitter at @cartelinsider1 and email us at mica@cartelinsider.com. Let’s continue to shed light on important issues and speak out against violence.
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