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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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“If you’ve been following the latest news on criminal activity in Mexico, then you may have heard about the recent murder of Clemente “N”, also known as “El Ratón”, a high-profile member of the notorious criminal group, La Familia Michoacana. The State of Mexico’s General Prosecutor’s Office has reported that “El Ratón” was found dead inside a vehicle in the municipality of Villa Guerrero, with over 200 ballistic elements found at the scene. This comes just weeks after the arrest of his partner, Nancy Lizeth “N”, who was caught by authorities during her own wedding ceremony. Despite these arrests, authorities are still on the hunt for other members of this criminal cell, including Rodrigo “N”, Daniel “N”, Jesús “N”, Ángel Daniel “N” and Santiago “N”. The decline in extortion cases reported by the Attorney General’s Office of the State of Mexico is a promising sign, and it is attributed to the joint efforts of federal, state, and municipal authorities. Stay tuned for our latest updates on this ongoing story. Thanks for reading!”
This post on cartelinsider.com shares the latest news on the arrest of suspected members of the Northeast Cartel in Tabasco, Mexico. Despite claims from the commander of the 30th Military Zone that there are no cartels operating in the region, recent events prove otherwise. This post highlights the ongoing battle against organized crime and provides insight into the local groups that continue to cause violence and terror. Stay informed by following us on Twitter at @cartelinsider1. Thank you for reading and for your dedication to staying up-to-date on this important issue. For any questions or comments, please reach out to our team at mica@cartelinsider.com.
Thank you for visiting cartelinsider.com! We are passionate about providing insightful and valuable information about organized crime in Latin America, and today we wanted to shed light on the fascinating world of armored cars used by these criminal organizations. From the type of armor used to the costs and maintenance required, we’ll explore the intricate details of this hidden aspect of the underworld. Our expert team has done extensive research to bring you the most accurate and up-to-date information. We hope you enjoy reading this post and gain a deeper understanding of this topic. Don’t forget to follow our Twitter page for more updates and information from our team. Thank you, and stay safe.
In the world of cartels, the Treviño Morales brothers, leaders of Los Zetas, are often mentioned for their cruelty and power. However, while they have been imprisoned in Mexico for over a decade, their extradition to the United States is still being sought by the American justice system. This post delves into the legal actions being taken by the FGR to hand over these notorious drug traffickers. From their criminal histories to their luxury-like stay in prison, here’s everything you need to know about the Treviño Morales brothers and their pending extradition to the US.
In the latest news from the world of crime, Raúl Flores Hernández, known as “El Tío”, has been sentenced to 21 years in prison in the United States for his involvement in the Sinaloa Cartel. This notorious drug lord avoided a life sentence by cooperating with prosecutors and paying a hefty fine. This case is just one of many in which Mexican drug traffickers have negotiated with US authorities to reduce their sentence. Stay tuned with Cartel Insider for more updates on this developing story.
In a recent development, former secretary and bodyguard of notorious drug lord Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán, Carlos Manuel Hoo Ramirez, had filed for an amparo (writ of protection) to review his sentence. However, the Supreme Court of Justice unanimously upheld his sentence for involvement in organized crime activities. Read on to get an insider’s look at the trial and the events that led to the capture of El Chapo. Stay tuned for more updates from .
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