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El Mencho, drug cartels and Mexican forces

Not money, not drugs: Mexican forces tracked most-wanted kingpin El Mencho through his lover

In a shocking twist, neither the trail of money nor drugs was responsible for Mexico’s most notorious cartel leader’s fateful end.

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Here's how Mexican cartel leaders like El Mencho get drugs into the US — and why they must be stopped

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Will El Mencho’s wife succeed him as cartel boss? The Mexican drug lord’s family ties

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Artificial intelligence contributes to spread of misinformation amid Mexican cartel violence

Violence broke out in some Mexican states after an operation by that country’s government killed the head of one of the most powerful cartels.

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Will 'El Mencho's' death trigger a new drug war in Mexico?

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Pregnant woman killed in Mexico cartel bloodbath after drug lord El Mencho dies

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Is Mexico safe to visit? The latest advice as gang violence erupts across the country

Nemesio Oseguera, known as “El Mencho”, died following an operation in the town of Tapalpa, Jalisco, on Sunday.

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Gov. Greg Abbott heightens security in Texas as U.S. citizens shelter in place through violence in Mexico

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Dozens of Mexican soldiers killed in cartel attacks after operation targeting drug kingpin 'El Mencho'

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Nancy Guthrie was abducted in a 'money-making' scheme by Mexican drug cartel, private investigator claims

Private investigator Bill Garcia believes Nancy Guthrie was kidnapped by a drug cartel.

Mexico News Daily

What is a cartel? Mexico’s most powerful criminal organizations — history, structure and making money

Cartels in Mexico deal in more than just drugs; their tentacles reach into nearly every segment of criminal activity.

EL PAÍS English

Mexico, a country without drug lords

The strategy of decapitating the major cartels, culminating in the death of El Mencho, has so far resulted in more violence due to the fragmentation of small, unpredictable, and uncontrolled groups

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Bradenton’s IMG Academy fined $1.7M for taking tuition from Mexican drug cartel associates

IMG Academy, the world-renowned sports boarding school in Bradenton, has agreed to pay a $1.72 million fine after federal investigators discovered the school spent years taking tuition money from individuals linked to a Mexican drug cartel.