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3 weeks agoMexico Security Crisis: Never Waste a Crisis
Security crises create opportunities for leaders to secure business support for enhanced security programs, technology investments, and team expansion by demonstrating value during heightened organizational attention.
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3 weeks agoThe criminal underworlds of Mexico, Colombia, and Ecuador converge in the murder of Fernando Villavicencio
Mexico captured Angel Esteban Aguilar, a Los Lobos leader wanted for a 2023 presidential candidate murder, revealing criminal networks connecting Ecuador, Mexico, and Colombia in cocaine trafficking operations.
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3 weeks agoLeader of Ecuador-based criminal group Los Lobos arrested in Mexico City
Angel Esteban Aguilar, leader of Los Lobos crime group and suspected mastermind of a 2023 Ecuadorian presidential candidate assassination, was arrested at Mexico City airport under a false identity through trilateral cooperation between Colombia, Mexico, and Ecuador.
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1 month agoMajority of Mexican cartels' guns come from US, Sheinbaum says in response to Trump claims
Mexico's president calls for US action on gun trafficking, noting 75% of cartel weapons originate from the United States, as Trump proposes military intervention against cartels.
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1 month agoEcuador prepares for attack on criminal economy' with Trump backing
Ecuador's government launches a military offensive against criminal networks starting this weekend, shifting focus from targeting cartel leaders to dismantling the criminal economy through illegal mining and drug trafficking operations.
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1 month agoJalisco New Generation Cartel heavyweights choose to cooperate with US justice after operation against El Mencho
El Mencho's death triggers legal proceedings against former CJNG associates in U.S. courts, potentially destabilizing the cartel's leadership succession and internal structure.
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1 month agoCalifornia bishop who allegedly made several trips to Mexican brothel arrested at San Diego airport trying to flee US
On Thursday, March 5, 2026, Bishop Emmanuel Shaleta was contacted and detained at the San Diego International Airport attempting to leave the country. Shaleta faces eight counts of embezzlement, eight counts of money laundering, and one count of aggravated white-collar crime, officials said.
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1 month agoEl Mencho's death brings to a halt the search for missing persons in Jalisco
Families searching for missing persons in Jalisco suspend activities due to violence following El Mencho's death, while facing legislative restrictions on missing persons flyers and inadequate government protection.
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1 month agoEl Mencho operation boosts Claudia Sheinbaum's approval rating, but insecurity remains the primary concern
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum's approval rating recovered to 75% in early March, boosted by the military operation against drug lord El Mencho and electoral reform, both exceeding 80% approval.
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1 month agoDismay as Hegseth urges Latin American allies to join offense' against cartels
The Trump administration threatens unilateral military action against drug cartels in Latin America if countries don't adopt more aggressive approaches, while pursuing broader geopolitical and resource interests in the region.
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1 month agoMexico's president visits Sinaloa following spike in factional cartel fighting
Mexico's Sinaloa state faces ongoing cartel violence between Los Chapitos and La Mayiza factions, causing hundreds of deaths, disappearances, and economic collapse, while President Sheinbaum visits to demonstrate government attention.
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1 month agoDePetris: How El Mencho's death in Mexico could make drug cartel violence worse
El Mencho's killing represents Mexico's biggest security victory since capturing El Chapo, but his death may paradoxically worsen narcotrafficking violence through cartel fragmentation and succession conflicts.
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1 month agoFelix Ulloa, vice president of El Salvador: People want Bukele's state of emergency; they feel protected'
El Salvador under Bukele has achieved security improvements and economic growth while implementing controversial emergency measures, constitutional reforms enabling indefinite reelection, and participating in Trump administration deportation policies.
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1 month agoWho will run 'El Mencho's' cartel? It could be a man born in California
What comes next will not resemble a clean succession. It will be a struggle over who holds the center of gravity inside the organization, and that result is not preordained. Many Mexicans fear a troubling third scenario: a bloody power struggle that fragments the cartel, opening new fronts of conflict in an already volatile criminal landscape.
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1 month agoEpstein's shadow in Mexico: A diplomat under scrutiny, thousands of videos and alleged ties to drug trafficking
Declassified Jeffrey Epstein files implicate high-level figures and reveal alleged child-sex-trafficking activity linked to Mexico, prompting investigations and reputational crises.
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1 month agoThe disputed business interests of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel
El Mencho's death leaves Mexico's most powerful cartel, the CJNG, without a clear successor, raising uncertainty about leadership transition and potential violence over control of a vast criminal empire.
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1 month agoWill Mexico's Jalisco cartel's violent biz model survive El Mencho's death?
Oseguera Cervantes, known as El Mencho, consolidated one of Mexico's most powerful criminal organisations in part due to a unique franchise-based structure. According to the United States Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA), the CJNG maintains a presence in every state of Mexico, with varying levels of influence, and operates in more than 40 countries across the Americas, Europe, Asia and Africa, and throughout the US.
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1 month agoKilling of Mexican drug cartel boss El Mencho' sparks wave of violence
Whole areas of western Mexico have been all but shut down after a surge in cartel violence sparked by a military raid that killed one of the world's most wanted drug traffickers, known as El Mencho. Schools were closed in several Mexican states, and foreign governments warned their citizens to stay inside after the drug lord, whose real name is Nemesio Ruben Oseguera Cervantes, was declared dead on Sunday.
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2 months agoTransfer of cartel members to the United States underlines lack of control in Mexican prisons
Mexican prisons have become command centers where cartel leaders operate and extort from behind bars, prompting near-100 extraditions to the United States for security reasons.
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2 months agoMexico sends 37 more drug cartel suspects to US amid Trump attack threats
Mexico has sent another 37 alleged members of Mexican criminal organisations to the United States, the country's security minister said, amid US President Donald Trump's threat of ground attacks against drug cartels in the region. The handover of alleged drug cartel members on Tuesday is the third major transfer to the US in the past year and brings the total number of suspects transferred to 92.
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