El Cartel Jalisco Nueva Generación, in the center of the target

On the border between Jalisco and Michoacán, a battle broke out on 16 March. In Guadalupe de Lerma, near where everything had started, the first dead fell. The barracks were hit by desperate audios: “Support, support, support! We need support here at the entrance to Tanhuato. They have us in a pick-up truck. We were attacked at 45.” Among the words, they heard dry detonations. From the bases of operation, actions were ordered with a calmer voice…

MORELIA.- In Chinicuila, Michoacán, a total of 130 pantryes allegedly sent by the Jalisco Nueva Generación Cartel (CJNG) were secured by elements of the secretariats of Public Security (SSP) and National Defense (Defense), in the municipality of Chinicuila.On previous occasions, Mexican cartels have handed over toys, pantry and other objects to citizens, seeking to gain social base. Members of the CJNG have done these actions in other localities…

Federal and state forces seized 130 pantry engravings with the acronym of C rtel Jalisco New Generation in Chinicuila, Michoac n.

130 pantries marked with the initials of the Cartel Jalisco Nueva Generación (CJNG) were secured in Michoacán during a joint operation between the Mexican Army, the National Guard and the Michoacán Police. This assurance was carried out in the municipality of Chinicuila, in the Tehuantepec region, after patrolling and surveillance carried out by the federal and state authorities, who had detected the presence of a suspicious vehicle in the area.…

Videos in TikTok show alleged cartel recruits promoting entry into the criminal organization. A worrying phenomenon has gone viral on social networks, Mexican youth between 17 and 32 years old appear in videos declaring that they have joined “of their own free will” the Jalisco Nueva Generación Cartel as hitmen. The contents, distributed mainly in TikTok, present alleged members of the criminal group coming from Jalisco, Puebla, Mexico State, Qu…

The Mexican Army, along with the Michoacán Civil Guard, secured on Friday afternoon a truck loaded with hundreds of pantries marked with the acronym CJNG: Jalisco Nueva Generación Cartel, a group belonging to organized crime known to operate in the region. The van, abandoned in Tehuantepec, was located by the authorities, who carried out the review of the Ford brand unit, which was later discovered had reports of theft in the state of Jalisco.