#mayito

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mentally here

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Mario García Joya (Mayito)

Excerpt from the photobook A la plaza con Fidel

[the-trash151]

Idk. ( Sorry for dismissing, I don't use a lot of social networks! 😭 )

[groennuuk]

un pensamiento de luz interestelar para mi desaparecido amigo Mayito PRADO, aquí a mi lado, reposa en paz, querido mío, no hay distancias, tiempo, ni envoltorios carnales en el mundo que nos pertenece.

Encuentro inesperado: esta foto en viejas fotos de Facebook y un texto que leí adolescente y me marcó- en ese momento- ahora arde!

"Desde la noche que sobre mí se cierne, negra como su insondable abismo, Agradezco a cualquier dios que pudiera existir, por mi alma invicta.

Caído en las garras de las circunstancias, nadie me vio llorar ni pestañear. Bajo los golpes del destino mi cabeza sangra, pero no se inclina.

Más allá de este lugar lleno de ira y lágrimas, yace sólo el horror de la sombra, pero la amenaza de los años me encuentra, y me encontrará, sin miedo.

No importa cuán estrecho sea el camino, o cuán cargada de castigos esté la sentencia. Yo soy el amo de mi destino; Yo soy el capitán de mi alma."

William Ernest Henley, Invictus.

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'¿Quién lo Mató?', Intentando Responder una Pregunta de 25 Años

Rodeada de polémica y curiosidad desde su primer anuncio, la serie sobre el asesinato de Paco Stanley llegó a su fin con el estreno de sus dos últimos capítulos el viernes pasado, pero ¿Qué tan bien se retrata una de las muertes más escandalosas en todo el país? Reseña | ‘¿Quién lo Mató?’ Tratando sobre uno de los casos más controversiales en la historia del país, por supuesto que una serie de…

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Ahora toca aventurarse en aguas muy turbulentas. Pero Mayito quiere vencer su miedo ante olas gigantes fuu, sí se puede Mayito! Pintura original de Katsushika Hokusai

Now it's time to venture into very turbulent waters. But Amalia wants to overcome his fear of giant waves fuu, you can do it Amalia! Original painting by Katsushika Hokusai

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later in bad governance, crasso and pompeyo respectively 'return home' for a bit (crasso, after felix scapegoats him for bribery, and later: pompeyo after mayito and cina's relatives return to power and chase him out of politics)

somehow, the end up having. friday night phone dates? it starts when pompeyo calls him while watching the news and they start talking politics, and then they just. keep doing it. and it turns into a routine.

this is a surprise tool that will help us later! (the set up for a future run for mayor/vice mayor with each other) (for now, it's just something quiet)

bsky ⭐ pixiv ⭐ pillowfort ⭐ cohost

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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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A bit of Mayito

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Mono (RIP) and Mayito from EAST SIDE WILMAS L Street. Be sure to check the hashtag for more photos of this varrio.

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Well I have watched Monkie kid and LOVE this amazing serie so much! I really love the characters and everything that came with this serie! And also I am a big shipper!

And with some inspiriations from my dear friend @mayito-bel and writer Lazyfoxkitten story "I am tired" I finally draw Nezha (who by the way is adult here! Not a 12 year-old) with his husband Ao Bing.

I hope you like the sketch^°^

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Cártel de Sinaloa experimentan con el fentanilo en personas: The New York Times

NUEVA YORK.-.-Conforme avanza la guerra entre las facciones de “Los Chapitos y Los Mayitos” del Cártel de Sinaloa y en medio de una ofensiva desde Estados Unidos para cortar de tajo las “exportaciones” desde México de fentanilo, hoy se tienen mayores detalles de la deshumanización de esta organización criminal en sus esfuerzos por infestar a aquel país con esta poderosa droga. Así lo relatan las…

[the-trash151]

WHO IS THIS DIVA?! 🟩

I forgot the subscription and I'm too lazy to add it because it takes A LONG time to save again 💔

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Incautación histórica de Fentanilo en Sinaloa: Más de 1,100 kilos decomisados en medio de la Guerra de Los Chapitos

El pasado 3 de diciembre, las autoridades mexicanas lograron realizar el decomiso más grande de fentanilo en la historia del país, incautando un total de 1,102 kilos del opioide en un operativo realizado en Sinaloa. Esta acción se llevó a cabo en medio de una intensa guerra entre las facciones del Cártel de Sinaloa, específicamente Los Chapitos y Los Mayitos, por el control del…

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Tras entregar a “El Mayo” Zambada, Los Chapitos apuntan a “El Mayito Flaco” para sellar negociación con EEUU - Infobae

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Vamos a mundos diminutos y hacer esta legendaria aventura la más grande de todas. Mayito liderará! si se puede Mayito!

Let's go into tiny worlds and make this legendary adventure the biggest of all. Amalia will take the lead! You can do it Amalia!