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The Mexican foreign minister said that the government is organizing a coalition of several countries against this drug.

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Mexico Forms Coalition to Combat Fentanyl Production and Trafficking

Making memories and feeling the music 🎶 #GrupoArriesgado #LiveConcert #NeverForget

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Grupo Arriesgado's Tijuana Autograph Signing Interrupted by Armed Men

Jesús Reynaldo Zambada García is his full name, and he was born on August 13, 1961, in Culiacán, Sinaloa.

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Key Witness Jesus Reynaldo El Rey Zambada to Testify in Genaro Garcia Luna Trial

Mexico City

The Dangers of the "Chineros" Thieves in Mexico City

The arrest of "El Lupe Tapia," a high-ranking member of the Sinaloa Cartel.

Crime

"El Lupe Tapia" Arrested in Operation by Mexican Defense

Oscar Nava Valencia, alias "El Lobo" and former leader of the Milenio cartel.

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Oscar “El Lobo” Nava Valencia Spills the Beans on Narco-Corruption

A Polish tourist is caught climbing the Chichen Itza temple and is beaten with a stick.

Quintana Roo

Watch Castle Climber Punished: Tourist Climbs Chichén Itzá and Gets a Penalty Stick

A Polish tourist climbed the steps of Chichén Itzá's Kukulcán Castle, violating rules and inciting a punishment from fellow tourists. He was fined and had to delete his photos taken at the site.

Joaquín Archivaldo Guzmán Loera, alias "El Chapo"

Crime

El Chapo's plea for transfer to a Mexican prison

Commando frees 24 Juarez prison inmates, kills 15 people.

Crime

Commando Frees 24 Inmates, Kills 15 in Juarez Prison Attack

In Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, on Sunday morning, armed men broke into the prison, where they killed 15 people, wounded 12, and allowed 24 inmates to escape.

Los Mexicles are hitmen for the Sinaloa cartel and instructed to kill people.

Crime

From petty criminals to assassins: Who are Los Mexicles?

"El Mencho," brother-in-law, Gerardo González Valencia, pleaded guilty to drug trafficking in the United States.

Crime

Gerardo González Valencia Pleads Guilty to Cocaine Trafficking in US Court

Gerardo Gonzalez Valencia, the brother-in-law of the CJNG commander and previous boss of the Los Cuinis cartel, pleaded guilty to international cocaine trafficking.