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U.S. prosecutors have now charged Carlos Paez Pereda, alias Carlitos Rugrats, with narcoterrorism, tying Los Rugrats to La Mayiza, Mayito Flaco’s war machine, fentanyl routes, and the fight against Los Chapitos. The case shows Washington is no longer only chasing drugs, but the armed structures behind the Sinaloa Cartel itself.
It’s been a difficult stretch for Mayito Flaco, and the pressure is no longer just external. A faction identifying itself as loyal to “El 71” and the “Old School 211” publicly breaks from the Mayito Flaco and Cabrera structure, accusing its leadership of abandoning past codes by engaging in extortion, kidnappings, and abuse against civilians.
How It Really Went Down Jesús Alfredo Beltrán Guzmán—better known as El Tito or El Mochomito—was born into cartel royalty: Beltrán on one side, Guzmán on the other. But you know his dad—Alfredo Beltrán Leyva, El Mochomo (“The Ant”)—one of the founders of the.
