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Suspected members of the "La Chapizza" (CH) faction of the Sinaloa Cartel reportedly assassinated two rivals from the "Mayito Flaco" (MF) group using a drone. The attack took place on a football field in Tepuche, Culiacán, Sinaloa. A video of the drone strike has been circulating as a warning to the rival faction amid the ongoing turf war in the region's mountainous areas.

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Suspected members of the "La Chapizza" (CH) faction of the Sinaloa Cartel reportedly assassinated two rivals from the "Mayito Flaco" (MF) group using a drone. The attack took place on a football field in Tepuche, Culiacán, Sinaloa. A video of the drone strike has been circulating as a warning to the rival faction amid the ongoing turf war in the region's mountainous areas.

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The two bodies discovered in El Rosario, Sinaloa, have been identified as young men from Coahuila. According to authorities, one of them was forcibly recruited by the cartel, after which members of La Chapiza dismembered both victims.

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The two bodies discovered in El Rosario, Sinaloa, have been identified as young men from Coahuila. According to authorities, one of them was forcibly recruited by the cartel, after which members of La Chapiza dismembered both victims.

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Colombia 27-year-old psychologist Catherin Paola Torres remains in a critical fight for her life after being shot on the night of March 22 while speaking with her mother on the terrace of her home in the Venezuela neighborhood of Uribia, La Guajira. Despite being eight months pregnant, she was attacked by an armed assailant. Seriously wounded, she was rushed to a medical center in Maicao, where she continues to receive intensive care. In the midst of the tragedy, her baby girl, Salomé, was born prematurely via emergency cesarean. Miraculously, the newborn is stable and has become a powerful symbol of hope for the family. As of now, Catherin’s condition remains critical, and she is under strict medical observation as she battles to survive. Authorities are investigating the attack, considering hypotheses such as a possible settling of scores or a personal conflict. The case is still ongoing.

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Colombia 27-year-old psychologist Catherin Paola Torres remains in a critical fight for her life after being shot on the night of March 22 while speaking with her mother on the terrace of her home in the Venezuela neighborhood of Uribia, La Guajira. Despite being eight months pregnant, she was attacked by an armed assailant. Seriously wounded, she was rushed to a medical center in Maicao, where she continues to receive intensive care. In the midst of the tragedy, her baby girl, Salomé, was born prematurely via emergency cesarean. Miraculously, the newborn is stable and has become a powerful symbol of hope for the family. As of now, Catherin’s condition remains critical, and she is under strict medical observation as she battles to survive. Authorities are investigating the attack, considering hypotheses such as a possible settling of scores or a personal conflict. The case is still ongoing.

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Members of Los Chapitos are reporting over radio that one of their leaders, Aureliano Guzmán Loera, better known as El Guano and brother of El Chapo, has been captured. According to the reports, the Culiacán airport has been cordoned off, and the detainee is being transferred to Mexico City. Official confirmation is still pending.

Members of Los Chapitos are reporting over radio that one of their leaders, Aureliano Guzmán Loera, better known as El Guano and brother of El Chapo, has been captured. According to the reports, the Culiacán airport has been cordoned off, and the detainee is being transferred to Mexico City. Official confirmation is still pending.

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Puerto Rican singer Anuel AA has recently been spotted in Mexico, where he performed corridos dedicated to criminal organizations and was seen associating with figures linked to drug trafficking. In recent days, he posed alongside Mexican corrido singer Luis R Conriquez while performing a song dedicated to the CJNG (Cártel Jalisco Nueva Generación). Anuel also delivered a performance featuring a corrido in honor of El Mencho, the CJNG leader, and was photographed armed with rifles in the company of alleged advisors. In one widely circulated image, he appears alongside Chiricuazo—a former hitman for the Cártel del Noreste (CDN)—and Makako, a YouTuber reportedly tied to the Chapiza faction.

Puerto Rican singer Anuel AA has recently been spotted in Mexico, where he performed corridos dedicated to criminal organizations and was seen associating with figures linked to drug trafficking. In recent days, he posed alongside Mexican corrido singer Luis R Conriquez while performing a song dedicated to the CJNG (Cártel Jalisco Nueva Generación). Anuel also delivered a performance featuring a corrido in honor of El Mencho, the CJNG leader, and was photographed armed with rifles in the company of alleged advisors. In one widely circulated image, he appears alongside Chiricuazo—a former hitman for the Cártel del Noreste (CDN)—and Makako, a YouTuber reportedly tied to the Chapiza faction.

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La Mayiza / MF apprehends a rival in Sinaloa.

La Mayiza / MF apprehends a rival in Sinaloa.

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Mexican fashion brand Barragán has ignited backlash with the launch of a jacket directly inspired by the one Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán was wearing when he was first arrested in 1993. The piece, part of a new collection, features a deliberate red stain on the inner lining and was promoted with an AI-generated video depicting a youthful El Chapo in a setting that mimics the Altiplano maximum-security prison. Social media reactions have been sharply divided: many users condemn the brand for glorifying organized crime and profiting off the image of a man responsible for thousands of deaths, while others defend it as a provocative commentary on, or simply a savvy play into, Mexico’s narco-aesthetic. The jacket’s primary reference is the iconic 1993 arrest photograph of Guzmán Loera, an image that has long been mythologized in Mexican popular culture. As of now, Barragán has not released an official statement addressing the controversy.

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Dominican kidnapped in Mexico was forced to dig his own grave before being executed. Daniel Cabreja, originally from Monte Plata province, Dominican Republic, was killed in Mexico after being held hostage for two months. According to family members, the kidnappers demanded $100,000 for his release; when the payment was not made, Cabreja was forced to dig his own grave and later died from a gunshot.

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Dominican kidnapped in Mexico was forced to dig his own grave before being executed. Daniel Cabreja, originally from Monte Plata province, Dominican Republic, was killed in Mexico after being held hostage for two months. According to family members, the kidnappers demanded $100,000 for his release; when the payment was not made, Cabreja was forced to dig his own grave and later died from a gunshot.

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Chaos continues to spread across Mexico after the death of El Mencho.

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Chaos continues to spread across Mexico after the death of El Mencho.

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In Llavallol, Lomas de Zamora, Buenos Aires, Argentina, a woman survived a point-blank shooting by hitmen in a mafia attack linked to a drug trafficking dispute. The assailants, while firing, referenced "the Peruvian Jesús," a notorious drug boss with a criminal history in Peru. The victim, allegedly kidnapped over a debt, sustained severe injuries but survived. The attack is part of an escalating drug war, as the Peruvian Jesús seeks to dominate Greater Buenos Aires by displacing rival gangs.

In Llavallol, Lomas de Zamora, Buenos Aires, Argentina, a woman survived a point-blank shooting by hitmen in a mafia attack linked to a drug trafficking dispute. The assailants, while firing, referenced "the Peruvian Jesús," a notorious drug boss with a criminal history in Peru. The victim, allegedly kidnapped over a debt, sustained severe injuries but survived. The attack is part of an escalating drug war, as the Peruvian Jesús seeks to dominate Greater Buenos Aires by displacing rival gangs.

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The Venezuelan military released footage showcasing its F-16 jets soaring over a U.S. destroyer.

The Venezuelan military released footage showcasing its F-16 jets soaring over a U.S. destroyer.

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In Alajuela, Costa Rica, two armed men tried to pull off a robbery on a driver.....big mistake. A black car suddenly stopped on a bridge, and the suspects jumped out, guns drawn, targeting the vehicle behind them. But the driver was quicker on the draw: he pulled his own firearm and opened fire first through the window.

In Alajuela, Costa Rica, two armed men tried to pull off a robbery on a driver.....big mistake. A black car suddenly stopped on a bridge, and the suspects jumped out, guns drawn, targeting the vehicle behind them. But the driver was quicker on the draw: he pulled his own firearm and opened fire first through the window.

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This is just one of many reasons why the various cartels have been put on the Foreign Terrorist Organization list.

This is just one of many reasons why the various cartels have been put on the Foreign Terrorist Organization list.

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CJNG sicarios display a portable drone signal jammer (possibly a LZ Tech HDJS) in a video, while sending a message or greeting to another member of the cartel.

CJNG sicarios display a portable drone signal jammer (possibly a LZ Tech HDJS) in a video, while sending a message or greeting to another member of the cartel.

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Members of the CDN patrolling somewhere in the state of Tamaulipas or Nuevo León.

Members of the CDN patrolling somewhere in the state of Tamaulipas or Nuevo León.

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At least 26 people have been killed, including a pregnant woman, amid a widespread surge of retaliatory violence across Mexico following the death of notorious drug lord Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, alias "El Mencho", leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG).

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At least 26 people have been killed, including a pregnant woman, amid a widespread surge of retaliatory violence across Mexico following the death of notorious drug lord Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, alias "El Mencho", leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG).

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El Mayo's forces are steadily advancing through Sinaloa. In the Elota municipality, they're methodically clearing out rural hamlets surrounding La Cruz, a town still predominantly held by Los Chapitos. Sources say El Mayo's crew is enforcing fresh rules in freshly seized areas: they're disarming local gang leaders by seizing all firearms, which can now only be possessed with official permission. Meanwhile, in Culiacán, Uber has been greenlit to resume operations, previously outlawed under Los Chapitos amid paranoia that drivers were spying for El Mayo's side.

El Mayo's forces are steadily advancing through Sinaloa. In the Elota municipality, they're methodically clearing out rural hamlets surrounding La Cruz, a town still predominantly held by Los Chapitos. Sources say El Mayo's crew is enforcing fresh rules in freshly seized areas: they're disarming local gang leaders by seizing all firearms, which can now only be possessed with official permission. Meanwhile, in Culiacán, Uber has been greenlit to resume operations, previously outlawed under Los Chapitos amid paranoia that drivers were spying for El Mayo's side.

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In the Residencial del Lago area, SEDENA forces opened fire on a CDS/CH armored vehicle using long-range weapons and a Browning machine gun mounted on a DN-XI.

In the Residencial del Lago area, SEDENA forces opened fire on a CDS/CH armored vehicle using long-range weapons and a Browning machine gun mounted on a DN-XI.

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Reports confirm that Nemesio Rubén Oseguera Cervantes, known as "El Mencho", the longtime leader and founder of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG), one of Mexico's most powerful and violent criminal organizations, was killed on February 22, 2026, during a Mexican military operation in the state of Jalisco (specifically in areas like Tapalpa or nearby strongholds). This is a major development, described as one of the most significant blows to organized crime in Mexico since the capture of Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán. El Mencho had a $15 million U.S. bounty on his head and led the CJNG's expansion into fentanyl trafficking, extortion, fuel theft, and widespread violence. The announcement has triggered immediate and intense retaliation from CJNG elements, leading to widespread chaos across multiple states: Narcobloqueos(road blockades with burning vehicles), fires (including reports of incidents near a Costco in Puerto Vallarta), and clashes. Violence reported in states including Jalisco, Michoacán, Colima, Guanajuato, Nayarit, Guerrero, Aguascalientes, and Tamaulipas. Disruptions at airports (e.g., evacuations and active shooter reports at Guadalajara International Airport, though some official statements claim operations continue normally). Red alerts, shelter-in-place advisories (including from the U.S. Embassy for American citizens in affected areas), event cancellations, and prison breaks in some reports. Overloaded security forces dealing with spikes on roads, armed groups, and general unrest as cartel members react to the leadership vacuum. This level of immediate backlash is typical after the death of a major cartel figure, as factions move to assert control, settle scores, or deter further government actions. Authorities have not released full official details yet (some confirmations come from anonymous federal sources or media like AP, Milenio, El Universal, and others), and the situation remains fluid with ongoing operations. The U.S. has welcomed the news, with statements noting it's a win against drug trafficking networks affecting both countries. Expect potential power struggles within CJNG or rival groups in the coming days/weeks, which could escalate or shift violence patterns.

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Reports confirm that Nemesio Rubén Oseguera Cervantes, known as "El Mencho", the longtime leader and founder of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG), one of Mexico's most powerful and violent criminal organizations, was killed on February 22, 2026, during a Mexican military operation in the state of Jalisco (specifically in areas like Tapalpa or nearby strongholds). This is a major development, described as one of the most significant blows to organized crime in Mexico since the capture of Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán. El Mencho had a $15 million U.S. bounty on his head and led the CJNG's expansion into fentanyl trafficking, extortion, fuel theft, and widespread violence. The announcement has triggered immediate and intense retaliation from CJNG elements, leading to widespread chaos across multiple states: Narcobloqueos(road blockades with burning vehicles), fires (including reports of incidents near a Costco in Puerto Vallarta), and clashes. Violence reported in states including Jalisco, Michoacán, Colima, Guanajuato, Nayarit, Guerrero, Aguascalientes, and Tamaulipas. Disruptions at airports (e.g., evacuations and active shooter reports at Guadalajara International Airport, though some official statements claim operations continue normally). Red alerts, shelter-in-place advisories (including from the U.S. Embassy for American citizens in affected areas), event cancellations, and prison breaks in some reports. Overloaded security forces dealing with spikes on roads, armed groups, and general unrest as cartel members react to the leadership vacuum. This level of immediate backlash is typical after the death of a major cartel figure, as factions move to assert control, settle scores, or deter further government actions. Authorities have not released full official details yet (some confirmations come from anonymous federal sources or media like AP, Milenio, El Universal, and others), and the situation remains fluid with ongoing operations. The U.S. has welcomed the news, with statements noting it's a win against drug trafficking networks affecting both countries. Expect potential power struggles within CJNG or rival groups in the coming days/weeks, which could escalate or shift violence patterns.

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Armed clash erupts in the rugged mountains of Guadalupe y Calvo, Chihuahua, pitting rival cartel factions against each other.

Armed clash erupts in the rugged mountains of Guadalupe y Calvo, Chihuahua, pitting rival cartel factions against each other.

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Three young men aged 29, 23, and 21, accused of stealing a vehicle, were beaten and burned alive by a mob in Pocoata, a municipality north of Potosí department in Bolivia. According to local reports, around 100 people overpowered the police, broke into the station through doors and walls, and dragged the detainees from their cells. The crowd took them to the main square, where they tied the men to a pole and publicly interrogated them. They were then moved to the general cemetery and burned alive. Police were overwhelmed by the mob and could not intervene. The Prosecutor's Office is now investigating the case.

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Three young men aged 29, 23, and 21, accused of stealing a vehicle, were beaten and burned alive by a mob in Pocoata, a municipality north of Potosí department in Bolivia. According to local reports, around 100 people overpowered the police, broke into the station through doors and walls, and dragged the detainees from their cells. The crowd took them to the main square, where they tied the men to a pole and publicly interrogated them. They were then moved to the general cemetery and burned alive. Police were overwhelmed by the mob and could not intervene. The Prosecutor's Office is now investigating the case.

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Members of the Guasave Cartel are guarding a rural ranch in the state of Chihuahua. The armed cell shown in the video operates under the command of the cartel’s regional leader, known as “Chuy” Gonzalez. Considered an old-school trafficker, Gonzalez has a $5 million reward on his head from U.S. authorities. He is accused of supplying heroin, cocaine, and fentanyl to distribution networks across California, Texas, Colorado, Washington, Utah, and Nevada.

Members of the Guasave Cartel are guarding a rural ranch in the state of Chihuahua. The armed cell shown in the video operates under the command of the cartel’s regional leader, known as “Chuy” Gonzalez. Considered an old-school trafficker, Gonzalez has a $5 million reward on his head from U.S. authorities. He is accused of supplying heroin, cocaine, and fentanyl to distribution networks across California, Texas, Colorado, Washington, Utah, and Nevada.

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The influencer and adult content creator Nicolette Pardo Molina, widely known online as "La Nicholette" (or "La Muchacha del Salado"), was reportedly kidnapped on January 20, 2026, in the Isla Musalá neighborhood of Culiacán, Sinaloa, Mexico. The incident occurred in the afternoon near Plaza 11:11 (around 4-5 PM local time), where she was intercepted by armed men, reportedly 2-3 individuals, some appearing quite young, who arrived in a white Toyota Corolla (or similar vehicle). They forced her into their car after a struggle, as captured on video by her own vehicle's cameras. Her distinctive purple (or lilac/morado) Tesla Cybertruck was left abandoned at the scene and later secured by authorities. As of now, her whereabouts remain unknown, with no confirmed updates on her location or condition. The Sinaloa state prosecutor's office has activated the Protocolo Alba (a protocol for locating missing women) to aid in the search. This event has drawn significant attention due to the viral footage and her public profile as a TikTok/Instagram creator, entrepreneur (including a boutique and merchandise like caps), and OnlyFans personality, often recognized for her flashy lifestyle and the custom Cybertruck. Authorities have not released an official motive, though local speculation in some reports mentions possible links to organized crime.

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Suspected members of the "La Chapizza" (CH) faction of the Sinaloa Cartel reportedly assassinated two rivals from the "Mayito Flaco" (MF) group using a drone. The attack took place on a football field in Tepuche, Culiacán, Sinaloa. A video of the drone strike has been circulating as a warning to the rival faction amid the ongoing turf war in the region's mountainous areas.

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Suspected members of the "La Chapizza" (CH) faction of the Sinaloa Cartel reportedly assassinated two rivals from the "Mayito Flaco" (MF) group using a drone. The attack took place on a football field in Tepuche, Culiacán, Sinaloa. A video of the drone strike has been circulating as a warning to the rival faction amid the ongoing turf war in the region's mountainous areas.

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Video was released of when two police officers were shot and killed by snipers inside an establishment in Cartagena del Chairá, Caquetá, Colombia, on January 5, 2026; two other officers and a civilian were injured.

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Video was released of when two police officers were shot and killed by snipers inside an establishment in Cartagena del Chairá, Caquetá, Colombia, on January 5, 2026; two other officers and a civilian were injured.

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Hitmen from La Chapiza have shared a video showing the corpse of one of La Mayiza's sicarios after an intense confrontation in Sinaloa.

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Hitmen from La Chapiza have shared a video showing the corpse of one of La Mayiza's sicarios after an intense confrontation in Sinaloa.

511,899 views • 1 month ago

A 33-year-old woman was shot and killed inside her apartment in a luxury residential complex in Gravatá, Pernambuco, Brazil, during a robbery. According to reports, the victim attempted to flee as the intruder chased her from room to room. One of the shots also struck her small dog, which did not survive. The suspect was arrested but later released due to insufficient evidence. The investigation remains ongoing.

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A 33-year-old woman was shot and killed inside her apartment in a luxury residential complex in Gravatá, Pernambuco, Brazil, during a robbery. According to reports, the victim attempted to flee as the intruder chased her from room to room. One of the shots also struck her small dog, which did not survive. The suspect was arrested but later released due to insufficient evidence. The investigation remains ongoing.

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In Sarandi, northern Paraná (Brazil), a 52-year-old man named Devair Cordeiro Bori was seriously wounded after being stabbed twice in the chest during the early morning hours of March 11, 2026. The victim had met a woman at a bar earlier that night and brought her back to his home on Avenida Barcelona. During an intimate encounter, an argument erupted when he refused her request to buy drugs for her. The woman, who had concealed a knife, then attacked him. Despite his severe injuries, the man managed to flee the house, alert neighbors, and call for help. He was rushed to a hospital and admitted to the ICU in critical condition. The suspect fled the scene on the victim's motorcycle but was located and arrested by police a few hours later. The case is being investigated as attempted murder (tentativa de homicídio) by the Civil Police.

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In Sarandi, northern Paraná (Brazil), a 52-year-old man named Devair Cordeiro Bori was seriously wounded after being stabbed twice in the chest during the early morning hours of March 11, 2026. The victim had met a woman at a bar earlier that night and brought her back to his home on Avenida Barcelona. During an intimate encounter, an argument erupted when he refused her request to buy drugs for her. The woman, who had concealed a knife, then attacked him. Despite his severe injuries, the man managed to flee the house, alert neighbors, and call for help. He was rushed to a hospital and admitted to the ICU in critical condition. The suspect fled the scene on the victim's motorcycle but was located and arrested by police a few hours later. The case is being investigated as attempted murder (tentativa de homicídio) by the Civil Police.

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Army kills 'El Tuli', El Mencho's right-hand man who masterminded the post-boss-death violence, blockades & fires in Jalisco. He even put a 20k peso (~$1,200) bounty on soldiers' heads. Killed in shootout while fleeing; troops seized ~$410K MXN + $965K USD cash + arsenal. Big momentum shift against the cartel.

Army kills 'El Tuli', El Mencho's right-hand man who masterminded the post-boss-death violence, blockades & fires in Jalisco. He even put a 20k peso (~$1,200) bounty on soldiers' heads. Killed in shootout while fleeing; troops seized ~$410K MXN + $965K USD cash + arsenal. Big momentum shift against the cartel.

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The two bodies discovered in El Rosario, Sinaloa, have been identified as young men from Coahuila. According to authorities, one of them was forcibly recruited by the cartel, after which members of La Chapiza dismembered both victims.

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The two bodies discovered in El Rosario, Sinaloa, have been identified as young men from Coahuila. According to authorities, one of them was forcibly recruited by the cartel, after which members of La Chapiza dismembered both victims.

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Colombia 27-year-old psychologist Catherin Paola Torres remains in a critical fight for her life after being shot on the night of March 22 while speaking with her mother on the terrace of her home in the Venezuela neighborhood of Uribia, La Guajira. Despite being eight months pregnant, she was attacked by an armed assailant. Seriously wounded, she was rushed to a medical center in Maicao, where she continues to receive intensive care. In the midst of the tragedy, her baby girl, Salomé, was born prematurely via emergency cesarean. Miraculously, the newborn is stable and has become a powerful symbol of hope for the family. As of now, Catherin’s condition remains critical, and she is under strict medical observation as she battles to survive. Authorities are investigating the attack, considering hypotheses such as a possible settling of scores or a personal conflict. The case is still ongoing.

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Colombia 27-year-old psychologist Catherin Paola Torres remains in a critical fight for her life after being shot on the night of March 22 while speaking with her mother on the terrace of her home in the Venezuela neighborhood of Uribia, La Guajira. Despite being eight months pregnant, she was attacked by an armed assailant. Seriously wounded, she was rushed to a medical center in Maicao, where she continues to receive intensive care. In the midst of the tragedy, her baby girl, Salomé, was born prematurely via emergency cesarean. Miraculously, the newborn is stable and has become a powerful symbol of hope for the family. As of now, Catherin’s condition remains critical, and she is under strict medical observation as she battles to survive. Authorities are investigating the attack, considering hypotheses such as a possible settling of scores or a personal conflict. The case is still ongoing.

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Brutal Assassination in Guatemala: Businessman and Ex-Mayoral Hopeful Gunned Down In a hail of over 100 bullets from AKs, AR-15s, and AR-10s, hitmen ambushed Elías Ramírez—prominent businessman and former mayoral candidate in El Tejar, Parramos—right outside his company's entrance. The attackers, posing as construction workers, lay in wait. The woman with him was killed instantly at the scene. Insiders blame fierce rivalries over lucrative construction contracts, where Ramírez held major sway. This reeks of cartel-style execution.

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Brutal Assassination in Guatemala: Businessman and Ex-Mayoral Hopeful Gunned Down In a hail of over 100 bullets from AKs, AR-15s, and AR-10s, hitmen ambushed Elías Ramírez—prominent businessman and former mayoral candidate in El Tejar, Parramos—right outside his company's entrance. The attackers, posing as construction workers, lay in wait. The woman with him was killed instantly at the scene. Insiders blame fierce rivalries over lucrative construction contracts, where Ramírez held major sway. This reeks of cartel-style execution.

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Sicarios affiliated with the Gente del Guano faction, headed by Aureliano "El Guano" Guzmán (brother of Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán), detained two members of the opposing Guasave Cartel. The captives were interrogated briefly and then killed.

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Sicarios affiliated with the Gente del Guano faction, headed by Aureliano "El Guano" Guzmán (brother of Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán), detained two members of the opposing Guasave Cartel. The captives were interrogated briefly and then killed.

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According to local reports, the Gulf Cartel (Los Metros faction) has been conducting patrols in the state of Tamaulipas.

According to local reports, the Gulf Cartel (Los Metros faction) has been conducting patrols in the state of Tamaulipas.

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Jolair Siqueira, also known as Lila, a local leader of the "Os Manos" gang in Canoas, Rio Grande do Sul, was executed on May 28. He was shot multiple times in the parking lot of a supermarket.

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Jolair Siqueira, also known as Lila, a local leader of the "Os Manos" gang in Canoas, Rio Grande do Sul, was executed on May 28. He was shot multiple times in the parking lot of a supermarket.

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Shocking footage captures suspected Mexican cartel coyotes using power tools to cut a hole in the border wall. Their goal: trafficking groups of migrants across into U.S. territory.

Shocking footage captures suspected Mexican cartel coyotes using power tools to cut a hole in the border wall. Their goal: trafficking groups of migrants across into U.S. territory.

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Puerto Rican singer Anuel AA has recently been spotted in Mexico, where he performed corridos dedicated to criminal organizations and was seen associating with figures linked to drug trafficking. In recent days, he posed alongside Mexican corrido singer Luis R Conriquez while performing a song dedicated to the CJNG (Cártel Jalisco Nueva Generación). Anuel also delivered a performance featuring a corrido in honor of El Mencho, the CJNG leader, and was photographed armed with rifles in the company of alleged advisors. In one widely circulated image, he appears alongside Chiricuazo—a former hitman for the Cártel del Noreste (CDN)—and Makako, a YouTuber reportedly tied to the Chapiza faction.

Puerto Rican singer Anuel AA has recently been spotted in Mexico, where he performed corridos dedicated to criminal organizations and was seen associating with figures linked to drug trafficking. In recent days, he posed alongside Mexican corrido singer Luis R Conriquez while performing a song dedicated to the CJNG (Cártel Jalisco Nueva Generación). Anuel also delivered a performance featuring a corrido in honor of El Mencho, the CJNG leader, and was photographed armed with rifles in the company of alleged advisors. In one widely circulated image, he appears alongside Chiricuazo—a former hitman for the Cártel del Noreste (CDN)—and Makako, a YouTuber reportedly tied to the Chapiza faction.

809,144 views • 5 months ago

Deep in the heart of narco heartland, Sinaloa, CDS-MF gunmen—loyal to the fading ghost of El Mayo Zambada—play catch with contraband cuisine courtesy of a repurposed ag drone. Grainy vid captures the low-tech heist: whirring rotors dump a payload of grub mid-air, right into the claws of these tunnel-digging terrorists.

Deep in the heart of narco heartland, Sinaloa, CDS-MF gunmen—loyal to the fading ghost of El Mayo Zambada—play catch with contraband cuisine courtesy of a repurposed ag drone. Grainy vid captures the low-tech heist: whirring rotors dump a payload of grub mid-air, right into the claws of these tunnel-digging terrorists.

970,286 views • 6 months ago

Inmates at El Salvador's CECOT mega-prison have voiced complaints about the repetitive daily menu, which lacks variety in meats and vegetables, according to reports on prison conditions.

Inmates at El Salvador's CECOT mega-prison have voiced complaints about the repetitive daily menu, which lacks variety in meats and vegetables, according to reports on prison conditions.

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CJNG captured and interrogated four members of the Sinaloa Cartel (El Mayo faction) in the state of Zacatecas. The video, which runs approximately 14 minutes, shows the prisoners making several damaging statements. According to the detainees, their faction refers to local Zacatecas residents as "Indians" and views robbing them as easy as "taking candy from a child." They also claim that the state’s elite police unit FRIZ was created by Oscar Aparicio Avendaño, a relative of a high-ranking Sinaloa Cartel (El Mayo) member, and that the unit has been operating in the cartel’s interests. Aparicio later moved to Chiapas, where he reportedly took over the Secretariat of Public Security while continuing to support the same faction. One of the prisoners further stated that simply identifying themselves as “people of La Mancha” (the code name for the Cabrera Sarabia brothers) is enough to avoid interference from the Mexican Army.

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CJNG captured and interrogated four members of the Sinaloa Cartel (El Mayo faction) in the state of Zacatecas. The video, which runs approximately 14 minutes, shows the prisoners making several damaging statements. According to the detainees, their faction refers to local Zacatecas residents as "Indians" and views robbing them as easy as "taking candy from a child." They also claim that the state’s elite police unit FRIZ was created by Oscar Aparicio Avendaño, a relative of a high-ranking Sinaloa Cartel (El Mayo) member, and that the unit has been operating in the cartel’s interests. Aparicio later moved to Chiapas, where he reportedly took over the Secretariat of Public Security while continuing to support the same faction. One of the prisoners further stated that simply identifying themselves as “people of La Mancha” (the code name for the Cabrera Sarabia brothers) is enough to avoid interference from the Mexican Army.

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