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🇲🇽 A content creator walked into a Sinaloa cartel training camp in the mountains of Badiraguato and filmed it. El Chapo's backyard. Underground. Active “Sicario” recruitment. "Never-before-seen access," they're calling it. 2 questions though: How do you get that access without cartel approval? And if the cartel approved it......

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