Chiapas

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.

He doesn’t send convoys. He sends product. Cessnas stagger in like war drops, landing on ranches protected by the Mexican National Guard. Nothing gets stuck. Nothing gets lost. Chelis Caro runs one of the most disciplined structures in the game—quiet, brutal, and built on a circle of trust.

Mexico is no longer just a patchwork of rival cartels — it’s two criminal federations competing for the country. La Nueva Federación and La Alianza del Pacífico now operate like rival economies. The alliances are unofficial, but real. What follows is a breakdown of who’s in, what it means, and what comes next.

They were flipped, filmed, and left behind. In this war, loyalty’s cheap and silence is expected. The two men in this video knew no one was coming — and said everything anyway. No one came looking. They knew that too.

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