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This changes everything… Using Elon Musk’s Starlink, originally designed to bring internet to remote regions, Mexican sicarios can now communicate across the Mexican sierra without relying on cell towers or infrastructure. This footage shows armed operatives driving through isolated terrain with a Starlink setup on their vehicle turning the...

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