The recent discovery of 20 bodies in Sinaloa highlights the intensifying conflict between rival factions of the Sinaloa drug cartel. This gruesome finding, including decapitated victims displayed on a bridge, comes after a month of unprecedented violence triggered by the arrests of key cartel leaders. The ongoing war has resulted in nearly 3,000 dead or missing persons. With indications of alliances forming between rivals, the situation remains dire, and despite government military efforts, the violence continues to escalate.
The war between factions of the Sinaloa Cartel reached new highs with authorities finding 20 bodies, indicating a spike in violence in Sinaloa.
This gruesome discovery, including decapitations, reflects the brutal reality of conflict between drug trafficking factions in Mexico amid rising cartel violence.
As the violence escalates, the Mexican government has deployed thousands of soldiers in Sinaloa but remains unable to contain the ongoing bloodshed.
Reports suggest that Los Chapitos, rivals of El Mayo's faction, have considered an alliance with the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, reshaping the conflict.
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