LMFAO!! It would be too easy to fucking blow all these cartels away in a matter of minutes if Mexico gave the go ahead for us to come in there with our military.

Too easy!!!!!!!!!! Nice little guns they have there haha. Those will do real damage to a fucking Tank with night vision.

US have been helping, training and financing Mexican forces for years and they are getting nowhere.

US DEA Mexico chief quietly ousted

MIAMI — The US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) quietly ousted its former top official in Mexico last year over improper contact with lawyers for narcotraffickers, an embarrassing end to a brief tenure marked by deteriorating cooperation between the countries and a record flow of cocaine, heroin and fentanyl across the border.

Nicholas Palmeri’s socializing and vacationing with Miami drug lawyers, detailed in confidential records viewed by The Associated Press, brought his ultimate downfall following just a 14-month stint as DEA’s powerful regional director supervising dozens of agents across Mexico, Central America and Canada.

https://www.sunstar.com.ph/article/1951994/network/world/us-dea-mexico-chief-quietly-ousted

Region plagued by drug cartel violence
Eight killed in Mexican nightclub attack
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JEREZ - Eight people have been shot dead in an armed attack on a nightclub in Jerez, a city in north central Mexico. The local authorities announced this on Sunday. Jerez is at the heart of a region plagued by drug cartel violence.

Heavily armed men opened fire in the case in the night from Friday to Saturday, according to the same sources. Six people died on the spot, two succumbed to their injuries while receiving medical treatment.

Among the victims are musicians, customers and employees of the nightclub. Five people with gunshot wounds were still in hospital on Sunday.

Failed to pay extortion to the cartels? Thats what it sounds like to me.

yes, probably, but there have been cases where they killed apparently for no reason like that group of mormons or the immigrants

The nightclub was probably paying other guys, those kind of businesses are all owned by the underworld.

I don't know the situation in Jerez but Jalisco Cartel has a big influence, from pictures it seems a beautiful town.

Former Mexican President Accused of Supporting Sinaloa Cartel
The accusation, which was quickly denied, was made by a former Mexican official at the trial in Brooklyn of Mexico’s former top security chief.

https://www.nytimes.com/2023/02/07/world/americas/mexico-president-sinaloa-cartel.html

21 states call on Joe Biden to label Mexican drug cartels terrorist organizations

https://thehill.com/homenews/state-...an-drug-cartels-terrorist-organizations/

Imo, the US needs to take over the control of the Mexican ports, where the Fentanyl precursors are allowed in from China. When you look at the number of dead Americans, over 100,000, this is an act of war to let this happen.

The US may have to kick Mexico's corrupt behind yet once again...

Mexico is depending on the US, the war on drugs is getting nowhere thousands of deaths in the US ad hundred thousands in Mexico. Mexican authorities have been waging a deadly battle against drug cartels for more than a decade, but with limited success.

War on drugs is an unwinnable war. You will never stop flow of drugs , not in Mexico,not in US, not anywhere in the world. But mexico is having zero success because of too many corrupt politicians, if they wanted they would destroy cartels in matter of year or two, but there is too much money.

it is clear that the Mexican cartels have on their payroll not only a large number of public officials but also politicians at the highest level, otherwise they would have already been defeated and people like El Mayo arrested

Let’s just say we invaded Mexico and said fuck you , you had enough chances to prevent this. What would actually happen other than tariffs on certain products? They would be destroyed.

Do you think China would come to their defense?

In US court Vicente Zambada implicated his father El Mayo, who he said had a budget of up to $1 million a month for bribing officials. A Mexican Army general attached to the Secretariat of National Defense was paid $50,000 a month by the cartel, Vicentillo said. He added that his father also regularly bribed a member of the military who occasionally worked as a bodyguard for former Mexican President Vicente Fox.

They would not need China, China would not get involved anyway. The reason they would not need China is because there are so many traitors in America who would side with Mexico, plus the millions of Mexicans here illegally along with the ones who were given amnesty.

LMAO Illegal immigrants taking on our military is fucking hilarious. Even gangs would get blown up in a matter of seconds by our local law enforcement we have here.

Mexico would in fact be fucked and its a war they would never win.

One of the highest-ranking bosses of the Sinaloa Cartel arrested

https://www.vallartadaily.com/one-of-the-highest-ranking-bosses-of-the-sinaloa-cartel-arrested/

Some are saying its not him, but his right hand El Mudo.

Mexican Cartel’s man in Waterloo, Iowa, found guilty of trafficking “significant” amounts of meth https://gangstersinc.org/blog/mexican-cartel-s-man-in-waterloo-iowa-found-guilty-of-trafficking

Genaro Garcia Luna: Jury weighs fate of Mexico ex-minister in El Chapo bribes case

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-64656299

Mexico's ex-security minister Genaro García Luna convicted of drug trafficking

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-64726724


Biden administration sanctions Mexican drug cartel network for supplying and operating fentanyl labs

https://edition.cnn.com/2023/02/22/politics/mexican-drug-cartel-sanctions/index.html

After US Hearing on Fentanyl, Is It Time to Retire the Word ‘Cartel’?

https://insightcrime.org/news/after-us-hearing-fentanyl-time-retire-word-cartel/

Mexico: lieutenant of 'El Chapo' Guzman extradited to the US
AMTwo thousand 03 April 2023
Mexico's Attorney General has extradited to the US the lieutenant of drug kingpin Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzman , who is currently in prison. The man, a Mexican, referred to in the reports as Jorge "G" , was identified by local media as Jorge Ivan Gastelum Avila and is accused of belonging to a criminal organization, in particular of being one of the leaders of the Sinaloa square and of being responsible for the export of various quantities of drugs to the United States. Arrested on January 6, 2016 together with "El Chapo", he had so far avoided extradition thanks to his lawyers. According to the prosecutor's office, Jorge "G" was handed over Sunday afternoon at Mexico City's international airport to US agents in charge of the transfer.

Murders of 4 men near Cancun resort linked to rival drug gangs

https://nypost.com/2023/04/04/murders-of-4-men-near-cancun-resort-linked-to-drug-gangs/amp/

Mexico is a big country 126,7 milllion people, the underworld is therefore also huge and prisons are already overcrowded.

https://www.fox9.com/news/dea-says-one-mexican-cartel-is-dominant-in-minnesota-as-agency-cracks-down


DEA says one Mexican cartel is dominant in Minnesota as agency cracks down

yes, beyond the big cartels there are many street gangs 40 in Mexico City alone... i wonder how many are involved considering the huge number of drug related murders

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/el-cha...mbers-us-sanctions-fentanyl-trafficking/

Son of "El Chapo" and Sinaloa cartel members hit with U.S. sanctions over fentanyl trafficking

https://insightcrime.org/mexico-organized-crime-news/sinaloa-cartel-profile/

Sinaloa Cartel