They killed the “Chopa”, head of the CJNG, linked to the murder of Aristotle Sandoval
Saul “N”, alias “El Chopa” and/or “Señor de Vallarta” 'lost his life during a confrontation in one of the most exclusive areas of Puerto Vallarta
Aristotle Sandoval lived with CJNG leader before his assassination
The kingpin Saul “N”, alias El Chopa, was sitting at a table next to Aristotle Sandoval, the day he was killed inside the District bar/5
They captured the “Skinny” of the CJNG: he is considered highly dangerous
Erik “N” was captured in Tuxtepec, Oaxaca. It would be part of the cell headed by the son of PRI legislator Gustavo Díaz Sánchez
The “Manu Vaquita”, linked to the CJNG and the murder of Aristotle Sandoval, presumed photos with Mariana Rodríguez
The First Lady of Nuevo León is the protagonist of several publications by Jose Manuel, alias Manu Vaquita, linked to the assassination of the former president of Jalisco
The plans of “Manu Vaquita”, operator of the CJNG: to execute Aristotle Sandoval and seize CDMX
José Manuel “N”, alias “Manu Vaquita”, was placed as head of the CJNG. It is defined as a priority objective for the assassination of the former state president of Jalisco
They convicted 10 truck drivers who distributed drugs for the CJNG in the US
The penalties received range from 2 to 17 years for conspiracy to import fentanyl, methamphetamine, heroin and cocaine
CJNG vs Pájaros Sierra: the generational war for cartel power
The succession to power of the CJNG has disturbed the friction in the top based in Michoacán. Recently one of the leaders was assassinated in San José de Gracia
San José de Gracia: Das Volk von Michoacán, das zum Spiegelbild der unkontrollierbaren Straflosigkeit und der Abwesenheit des Staates in Mexiko wurde
Ernesto López Portillo, ein Experte für öffentliche Sicherheit, sprach mit Infobae über die Abwesenheit des Staates in Mexiko und die Paradoxien dessen, was er „Strafpopulismus“ nennt
San José de Gracia: Das Volk von Michoacán, das zum Spiegelbild der unkontrollierbaren Straflosigkeit und der Abwesenheit des Staates in Mexiko wurde
Ernesto López Portillo, ein Experte für öffentliche Sicherheit, sprach mit Infobae über die Abwesenheit des Staates in Mexiko und die Paradoxien dessen, was er „Strafpopulismus“ nennt
San José de Gracia: the people of Michoacán who became the reflection of uncontrollable impunity and the absence of the State in Mexico
Ernesto López Portillo, an expert in public security, spoke with Infobae about the absence of the State in Mexico and the paradoxes of what he calls “punitive populism”
