Más Información

Defensa anuncia cambios en mandos de alto nivel; Enrique Martínez López será el segundo del general Trevilla Trejo

Gobierno federal coordina búsqueda de 10 mineros desaparecidos en Sinaloa; no hay registro de amenazas previas, dice Harfuch

MC alista reforma a la FGR para "mejorar acceso a la justicia"; busca impulsar reducción de jornada laboral a 40 horas

Sheinbaum confía en presentar la reforma electoral la segunda semana de febrero; prevé integrar el tema de la IA

Salinas Pliego acuerda pagar al SAT más de 32 mil mdp; adelanta 10 mil 400 millones y liquidará el resto en 18 pagos

Trump advierte que flota que se dirige a Irán es "incluso mayor" que la de Venezuela; deja la puerta abierta a posible acuerdo
Leer en español
On January 10, members of the Mexican army, the National Guard, and Michoacán state police were involved in a shooting with members of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG), perhaps the most violent and bloody Mexican drug cartel.
According to reports, authorities arrested 8 gunmen and María Guadalupe López Esquivel, the infamous “La Catrina,” died in hospital hours later.
The story behind two of Mexico's bloodiest cartels
The shooting took place in La Bocanada, a community located in Tepalcatepec, in the state of Michocán. This region has been besieged by crime and drug trafficking in recent decades.
Before the incident, the cartel blocked the Apatzingán-Aguililla road in order to prevent the security forces from entering the community. However, security forces dismantled the blockade minutes later and the shooting ensued. The army and police officers overpowered the CJNG members and transported them to a safer area.
According to a document released by U.S. authorities , the CJNG : "rose to prominence between 2013 and 2015 and is currently deemed by many analysts to be the most dangerous and largest Mexican cartel ."
According to the document, the CJNG was originally known as the " Zeta Killers " and was created in 2011 . The group is mainly based in Jalisco and operates in Colima , Michoacán , México State , Guerrero , and Guanajuato . It was an ally of the Sinaloa Cartel until 2014.
The CJNG leader is Rubén Oseguera Cervantes , aka “El Mencho,” who is wanted by Mexican and U.S. authorities. According to some analysts, the CJNG has operations throughout the Americas , Asia , and Europe .
The story behind two of Mexico's bloodiest cartels
CJNG: Mexico’s bloodiest cartel
Recording
obtained by EL UNIVERSAL shows that Miguel Fernández , also known as “El M2,” one of the leaders of the CJNG cartel , tells his gunmen to shoot the army after the security forces detained two gunmen. “El M2” also asked the gunmen to rescue the two criminals who were arrested.
According to reports, this is the same criminal group that ambushed local police officers on October 14, 2019 , killing 13 agents and wounding other 9.

Photo: Enrique Castro/AFP
On October 15, 2019, EL UNIVERSAL revealed that “La Catrina” carried out the ambush against the local security forces.
break
Who was “La Catrina”?
María Guadalupe López Esquivel was a 21-year-old assassin and member of the CJNG, a drug cartel that has wreaked havoc in Michoacán, Jalisco, and several other states. She died on January 10 during a shooting between cartel gunmen and security forces.
According to reports started a relationship with a member of the CJNG in 2017 and joined the criminal group and started working for “El M2,” one of the main cartel leaders.
It is believed the woman was in charge of paying fellow criminals, was an assassin, extorted, and kidnapped people.
Mexico charges judge linked to cartel with illicit enrichment
gm
Noticias según tus intereses
[Publicidad]
[Publicidad]








