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🚨🇲🇽 EL MENCHO ORDERED A HIT ON MEXICO’S SECURITY CHIEF In the interview, Katarina Szulc says former cartel chief El Mencho once put a hit out on Mexico’s national security chief, Omar García Harfuch. They shot up his house and tried to kill him. He survived. Cartels in Mexico...

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