Zetas, Knights Templar Lead Drug Cartels In Earnings On Activities Other Than Narcotics, Say Experts
The Knights Templars look to iron ore. The Zetas have their hand in everything.
Mothers Day 2014: Mexican Mamás March For Disappeared Sons, Demand Action From Enrique Peña Nieto
Families from around Mexico took part in the third March for Dignity in Mexico City to demand a search of their missing children.
After Philip Seymour Hoffman Death, US Officials Point Finger At Mexico In Expansion Of Heroin Market
Anonymous DEA officials told Proceso recently that a growing heroin market in the United States was due to decreased cooperation between Mexican and American drug authorities, which had shared intelligence to an unprecedented degree under the Calderón administration.
500 Human Remains Found In ‘Narcograves’ In Coahuila, Mexico
Authorities in Coahuila state made a grisly discovery over the weekend. It's as yet unclear how many people the remains belong to.
Mexican Militia Leader Dr. Jose Manuel Mireles Rejects Reports He Authorized Government Disarmament
Dr. José Manuel Mireles, head of a general counsel of self-defense militias in the southwestern Mexican state of Michoacán, clarified statements made in an earlier video in which he appeared to express support for the Mexican Army's disarmament of the militias.
Michoacan Violence Between Self-Defense Militias, Mexican Army Leave At Least 2 Dead
At least two people are reported dead after autodefensa members in Nueva Italia refused to be disarmed by the Mexican army.
El Chapo Guzman News: DEA Offered Sinaloa Cartel Members Immunity In Exchange For Information On Rivals
According to El Universal, the DEA cut deals with the Sinaloa cartel for information on rival gangs, without the knowledge of Mexican authorities.
Tierra Caliente, Mexico Residents Try To Force Self-Defense Groups Out By Burning Trucks, Blocking Roads
A group of residents of towns in Mexico's Tierra Caliente burned delivery trucks and blocked highways into the town of Parácuaro, which is held by self-defense militias, in an effort to push the militias out. The "autodefensas" say the residents are linked to narcos.
El Chapo Guzman Could Have Been Hospitalized After Suffering Heart Attack, Say Mexican Police
Mexican authorities say they swept a series of hospitals in Jalisco and Colima after receiving a tip from the DEA that El Chapo was interned after suffering an infarct.
El Chapo Guzman Retains Control As Rival Cartels Divide, Says Mexican Justice Department
Guzmán's Sinaloa cartel may be in the midst of contesting the Beltrán Leyva syndicate for control of drug trafficking in Mexico City.