Crime
Organized crime in Mexico ranks fourth in the world
Drugs such as cocaine and synthetic drugs, in addition to human trafficking, are among the characteristics of the operation of crime in Mexico.
Crime
Fires, accidents, thefts, burglaries, fraud, homicides, blackmail, kidnappings, and rape are only some of the crimes reported in Mexico's crime news.
Crime
Criminal profiler reveals what 'El Chapo' Guzman's greatest fear is
Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman was one of the most feared criminals, but now a criminal profiler has revealed what the kingpin fears.
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U.S. gun shops facilitate illegal purchases in Mexico
Weapons stores in the U.S. facilitate illegal purchases in Mexico. Arms manufacturing companies may be indirect accomplices of the crime.
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Murders linked to organized crime decreased
A study by Lantia Intelligence shows that from January to June there was a drop of 117 murders compared to the same period in 2020.
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Military to control airport and highway security by 2022
According to a plan drawn up by Sedena (the agency that operationally controls the NG), the military will take over from the former civilian federal police officers who were in charge of these functions.
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Mexican military detained in the U.S.; one was carrying marijuana
The arrest took place early Saturday morning after the Mexican soldiers entered the United States at the bridge that connects El Paso with Ciudad Juarez. One of the soldiers received a civilian sanction after agents discovered he was carrying marijuana for personal use.
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These are the 10 most insecure states and municipalities in Mexico
In the last year have you been a victim of crime? You are not the only one, just like you, 21.2 million people over the age of 18 in Mexico also experienced a situation due to insecurity.
Biodiversity
There will be 1,500 by 2035: How Pablo Escobar brought hippopotamuses to Colombia
Pablo Escobar's hippos have found a suitable home between Medellín and Bogotá. At dusk, they have ample grazing areas. See more information about the hippopotamuses.
Crime
Which is the most powerful cartel in Mexico?
Which is the Most Powerful Cartel in Mexico? The Sinaloa Cartel is the most powerful cartel in Mexico, according to the DEA. Check out the full overview here.
Crime
Xalapa, a new migration route for Haitians and Central Americans
There are hundreds of Haitian and Central American migrants who continue to arrive in Veracruz in search of reaching the United States; the constant siege by organized crime, however, has caused them to look for new routes to reach their destination. Xalapa is one of them.
Crime
Sofia Bassi: Everything is history ... and speaking of murderous women...
In 1968 the painter Sofia Bassi turned herself over to the police for the murder of her son-in-law, Count Cesare D'Aquequarone, husband of her daughter Claire. She argued that it had been an accident.
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Narco soccer: The four drug traffickers who had teams in Mexico
Mexico's drug trafficking has crept into unimaginable places in daily life, and soccer has been no exception given its capacity to entertain. As an example, there are names such as Tirso Martínez, Wenceslao Álvarez, Raúl Flores and José Marío Ríos.
Crime
El "Mochomito", son of Alfredo Beltrán Leyva, is released from Puente Grande prison
After serving half of his original sentence, Jesús Alfredo Beltrán Guzmán, alias "Mochomito" obtained a judicial benefit that allowed him to leave the Puente Grande prison.
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Mexico hands over "Don Angel", one of the world's most-wanted drug traffickers, to the U.S.
The formal indictment charges Chávez-Gastelum "Don Angel" with 12 crimes, including drug trafficking, drug importation, and money laundering.
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Néstor Tarazona Enciso, leader of the Sinaloa Cartel, arrested in Colombia
Néstor Tarazona Enciso, leader of the Sinaloa Cartel, is arrested in Colombia. He has been investigated as responsible for setting up a financial company to launder money from 'Chapo' Guzmán.
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Mexico initiates criminal proceedings against Eduardo Arellano Felix
Judge remanded drug trafficker Eduardo Arellano Felix, who participated via videoconference in a hearing, but reserved his right to testify.