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hojeandolibros · 1 year ago
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Extraditan a Ovidio Guzmán a Estados Unidos; enfrentará cargos por narcotráfico
Este sábado se difundió una fotografía de Ovidio Guzmán López, hijo del narcotraficante Joaquín ‘el Chapo’ Guzmán, durante su extradición de México a Estados Unidos. Derek Maltz, exdirector de operaciones especiales de la DEA, publicó la imagen en la red social X con el mensaje: “Bienvenido a Estados Unidos y disfruta el reencuentro familiar con tu padre el Chapo en una prisión federal de máxima…
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analisisnoticiasonline · 1 month ago
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Ovidio y Joaquín Guzmán López sí negocian un acuerdo con EU, confirma abogado y el 'Chapo' pide nuevo juicio; alega 'extradición ilegal'
AGENCIAS.-Ovidio y Joaquín Guzmán López, hijo del narcotraficante Joaquín Chapo Guzmán, sí están en negociaciones para colaborar con la justicia de los Estados Unidos. Lo anterior fue detallado por Jeffrey Lichtman, quien es abogado de la Familia Guzmán. Ovidio Guzmán López, hijo de Joaquín Guzmán Loera alias “El Chapo”, se presentó hoy para una audiencia de revisión, tras la cual, su abogado…
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dominiopublco · 3 months ago
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Ejecutan a tres en Elota, Sinaloa; por uno de ellos ofrecía EE.UU. 4 millones de dólares
La Oficina de Control de Activos Extranjeros (OFAC, por sus siglas en inglés), del Departamento del Tesoro de Estados Unidos, identificaba a “El Tano”, como un hombre cercano a El Mayo Zambada y a El Chapo Guzmán Continue reading Ejecutan a tres en Elota, Sinaloa; por uno de ellos ofrecía EE.UU. 4 millones de dólares
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itoloca · 2 years ago
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CUMBRE DE LÍDERES DE AMÉRICA DEL NORTE
Itoloca Digital CUMBRE TRILATERAL-Narcotráfico-indocumentados -energías. ENERO 13- 2023Descarga
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yoacusomultimediosblog · 2 years ago
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Ligan a AMLO con el Cártel de Sinaloa
#DeOficio #Judicial “El actual y el anterior presidente de México (López Obrador y Peña Nieto) recibieron cientos de millones de dólares en sobornos”. Chécalo en nuestro blog. A su consideración.
Habría recibido millones en sobornos El juicio contra el líder del Cártel de Sinaloa, Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán, reveló una serie de entramados de corrupción en el que han sido involucrados mandatarios y exmandatarios mexicanos: Felipe Calderón, Enrique Peña Nieto y Andrés Manuel López Obrador. Un expediente judicial que difundieron fiscales federales de Estados Unidos en 2019, durante el…
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dailyworldecho · 4 months ago
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dashcamidiots · 2 years ago
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El chapo’s son arrested! Video footage of Mexican cartel cars on their way to confront the police
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trendynewsnow · 1 month ago
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Condena a Genaro García Luna: Impacto en la lucha contra el narcotráfico en México
Condena a Genaro García Luna: Un giro dramático en la lucha contra el narcotráfico en México El pasado miércoles, Genaro García Luna, quien alguna vez fue el más alto responsable de la aplicación de la ley en México, fue sentenciado a más de 38 años de prisión. Esta condena se produce tras su declaración de culpabilidad el año anterior en Nueva York, donde se le halló culpable de aceptar sobornos…
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sohaibsmart · 4 months ago
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'El Mayo': Assassination in Mexico enabled U.S. arrests
When a distinguished politician within the Mexican state of Sinaloa was shot and killed there late final month, state authorities stated he was a sufferer of an tried automotive jacking. That did little to quell hypothesis within the media that the killing was someway associated to high-profile information the identical day: the arrests close to El Paso of two Sinaloa cartel leaders. Now one of…
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you-must-know-this-info · 2 years ago
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Shocking !! El Chapo's 2023 Net Worth: Peak Wealth, Real Estate, and Revenue
Joaquín Guzmán Loera, also known as “El Chapo,” is a name that has become synonymous with the drug trade in Mexico. With a criminal career spanning over three decades, El Chapo rose to become one of the most powerful and feared drug lords in the world. His leadership in the Sinaloa Cartel and involvement in drug trafficking operations across the globe made him a target for law enforcement…
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hojeandolibros · 4 months ago
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El Departamento de Justicia de EE.UU. Detiene a Presuntos Líderes del Cártel de Sinaloa, El Mayo y Joaquín Guzmán López
Washington, D.C. – El Departamento de Justicia de Estados Unidos ha anunciado la detención de dos presuntos líderes del Cártel de Sinaloa, uno de los grupos de narcotráfico más violentos y poderosos del mundo. El Fiscal General Merrick B. Garland emitió una declaración sobre los arrestos de Ismael Zambada García, conocido como “El Mayo”, y Joaquín Guzmán López, hijo del cofundador del…
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adribosch-fan · 2 years ago
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La captura de Ovidio Guzmán deja un saldo de 29 muertos
La captura de Ovidio Guzmán deja un saldo de 29 muertos
El Gobierno de México ha confirmado la muerte de 29 personas, entre ellas diez militares, durante la violenta operación para detener al hijo del “Chapo” Guzmán. Militares y Policía Federal de México. Europa Press REDACCIÓN El Gobierno de México ha confirmado la muerte de 29 personas, entre ellas diez militares, durante la violenta operación para detener a Ovidio Guzmán, hijo del encarcelado…
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dominiopublco · 4 months ago
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El Mayo, el capo que nunca fue detenido en México
“El Mayo” fue el segundo narcotraficante mexicano por el que se ofrecía la recompensa más alta, sólo por detrás de Rafael Caro Quintero -alias “El Príncipe” o “Rafa” Continue reading El Mayo, el capo que nunca fue detenido en México
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sauolasa · 2 years ago
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Messico: in manette Ovidio Guzmán, figlio di 'El Chapo'
L'arresto è avvenuto nella località di Jesus Maria, nella città di Culiacan
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beardedmrbean · 2 months ago
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MEXICO CITY (AP) — Local police in the cartel-dominated city of Culiacan, Mexico have been pulled off the streets after the army seized their guns, officials announced Monday.
The move came just one day after about 1,500 residents of Culiacan, the capital of the northern state of Sinaloa, held a march Sunday though the city's downtown to demand peace after weeks in which cartel gunfights have killed dozens of people in and around the city.
But rather than announcing a stepped-up police presence, Ruben Rocha, the state’s governor, said Monday the entire 1,000-member municipal police force would not return to duty until they get their weapons back. Soldiers, state police and National Guard will take over patrolling until then.
Rocha said the seizure of the weapons for inspection of their permits and serial numbers was not a routine check, but rather was “exceptional,” and said “we hope it will end soon.”
Historically, the Mexican army has seized the weapons of local police forces they distrust, either because they suspect some local cops are working for drug gangs or because they suspect they are carrying unregistered, private sidearms that would make abuses harder to trace.
In 2018, the army seized the weapons from the municipal police in another state capital, Cuernavaca, to conduct a similar inspection. It said at the time the measure was aimed at ensuring “trustworthy security forces.”
Hundreds of army troops have been flown into Culiacan since fighting broke out between factions of the Sinaloa cartel after drug lords Ismael “El Mayo” Zambada and Joaquín Guzmán López were apprehended in the United States after they flew there in a small plane on July 25.
Zambada later claimed he was kidnapped and forced aboard the plane by Guzmán López, causing a violent battle between Zambada's faction and the “Chapitos” group lead by the sons of imprisoned drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzmán.
Sunday's protest was the first such march residents have dared to hold since factional fighting broke out following the events of July 25. Gunbattles have broken out even in downtown areas and upscale neighborhoods of Culiacan, and parents have been loathe to send their children to school since early September.
Schools in Culiacan have largely turned to holding classes online to avoid the near-daily shootings. On Monday, gunmen shot to death the leader of the local cattle rancher's union, Faustino Hernández, in broad daylight on a downtown street.
The civic group “Culiacan Valiente,” or Brave Culiacan, organized residents to dress in white Sunday as they carried banners reading “Take back our streets!”
“We want a return to in-class learning, but only if the safety of the schoolchildren is guaranteed,” the march organizers wrote in statement.
Rocha acknowledged the battle is between two cartel factions — he called them the “Chapitos” and the “Mayitos" — and pledged to fight both equally.
“There are two groups that are confronting each other here,” Rocha said of his state. “The authorities are here to face them down equally, both of them without exceptions.”
The two groups have taken to leaving strange factional markers on the dead bodies of their rivals: The “Chapitos” leave pizzas (derived from their group's collective moniker in Spanish, “La ChaPIZA”), while Zambada's supporters leave their trademark cowboy hats on dead bodies. The cowboy hats reflect the belief that Zambada's faction is more old-school than the young Guzmáns.
But the situation has gotten so out of control that cartel gunmen have taken to hijacking buses and trucks and burning them to block highways leading in and out of Culiacan.
Rocha acknowledged that he himself got caught for hours in traffic Friday after one such cartel blockade, after he went to the nearby resort city of Mazatlan to meet with outgoing President Andrés Manuel López Obrador. Rochas said he had to drive past the burning remains of one vehicle that had been torched.
On Monday, the governor promised to set up five “anti-blockade” squads with state police and soldiers on highways near Culiacan. But in acknowledgement that the squads wouldn't be able to stop the hijackings, he said they would at least be equipped with tanker trucks to puts out the flames and tow away the wreckage.
Even the local army commander, Gen. Francisco Leana Ojeda, acknowledged recently that “We want this to be over as soon as possible, but it doesn’t depend on us, it’s up to the warring groups to stop confronting each other.”
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movieloversposts · 7 months ago
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Just finished Narcos: Mexico a few days ago, and wow, both shows are great! Good plot, good characters (so many of them😭), and the action and dialogue is incredible!
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Miguel Angel Felix Gallardo
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Amado Carillo Fuentes
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Pacho Herrera
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Ramón Arellano Felix (He's so pretty in season 3, holy crap)
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Enedina Arellano Felix
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Rafael Caro Quintero
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Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzmán
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Walt Breslin
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Mimi Webb
I recommend this show if you liked Narcos or Griselda (another well done cartel show featuring Sofia Vergara)!
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