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Treasury’s largest action against CJNG sanctions 39 individuals and 16 companies while identifying Juan Carlos González, alias Pelón, as El Mencho’s successor. The designations expose the relatives, trafficking cells, fuel thieves, front companies and professional money launderers that keep Mexico’s most powerful cartel operating through leadership losses and government pressure.
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In this post, we dive into the territorial expansion and presence of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) in Mexico. According to various sources and a map presented by American security firm Global Guardian, the CJNG has a significant presence in 26 out of the 32 states in Mexico. With a reward of up to USD 10 million for information leading to his capture, the leader of the CJNG, Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, also known as ‘El Mencho’, remains at large. Additionally, we clarify discrepancies on the CJNG’s presence in certain states, along with their ongoing conflicts with other criminal organizations. Stay informed with Cartel Insider and follow us on Twitter for more updates.
The violence in Michoacán continues to escalate as criminal groups, including the CJNG and La Familia Michoacana, battle for control. In the midst of this chaos, a recent failed assassination attempt against a public official has raised speculation about possible betrayals and corrupt alliances. As the region remains on edge and the death toll rises, the ongoing filming of “Cartel Insider” provides a glimpse into the dangerous world of the drug trade in Mexico. Stay tuned for updates and exclusive interviews on the latest developments.
This post from cartelinsider.com delves into a report that warns about the likely involvement of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) in the upcoming elections in the state of Jalisco. The report, conducted by Intelia Consultores, highlights the control the CJNG holds in the region as well as the high risk of violence and criminal activity in the state. The post also includes a map that shows other states in Mexico classified as “very high risk” due to organized crime. To combat this issue, the report suggests acknowledging and creating laws to confront organized crime, as well as dismantling their sources of income and intelligence systems. This post sheds light on a pressing issue in Mexico and reiterates the message from the TEPJF about the potential influence of organized crime in the democratic process. Make sure to follow cartelinsider.com for more information and updates on this developing story. Thank you for reading!
In a recent raid conducted by the Attorney General’s Office, more than 20 vehicles and other objects were seized in a property in Tabasco, suspected to be linked to a cell of the notorious Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG). Among the items found were tactical equipment, weapons, motorcycles, and even a trailer and motorhome. While no individuals were arrested, 19 caps with the initials of the Four Letters Cartel, led by Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, were discovered. One of the vehicles found, a RZR XP 1000, has a price of almost half a million pesos, shedding light on the valuable assets often linked to organized crime. Despite denials from local authorities, evidence suggests the CJNG may indeed have a presence in Tabasco. Stay tuned to Cartel Insider for updates on this developing story. Thanks for reading!
Don’t miss out on the latest news in the world of drug trafficking and organized crime. The Central California District Attorney’s Office has made major strides in their operation ‘Dead Hand’ by indicting 10 individuals, including high-profile drug traffickers Jesus Ruiz Sandoval Jr. and Eduardo Carvajal. These arrests shed light on a criminal network that has been exporting cocaine from Jalisco to the US and Canada for years. Stay informed by following our updates and subscribe to our newsletter for even more exclusive coverage.
Thank you for reading our latest post on cartelinsider.com! In this article, we delve into the controversial topic of alleged ties between drug traffickers and Mexico’s current president Andrés Manuel López Obrador. According to a recent investigation, there were reports of millions of dollars being donated from the Sinaloa Cartel to López Obrador’s presidential campaign in 2006. However, it is important to note that there is no conclusive evidence that López Obrador himself was aware or approved of these alleged donations. Continue reading to discover more about this ongoing investigation and the statements made by one of the Sinaloa Cartel’s lawyers to DEA agents. Stay informed and don’t forget to follow us on Twitter for more updates. Thank you for being a part of the cartelinsider.com community!
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