US EditionBlood Runs and Violence Continues in Tabasco; Adam Augustus's Six-Year Rule Prevails in the State
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In Tabasco, fear does not stop. Bloody crimes and violence are the footprint left by a six-year-old where, under the command of Adam Augusto López, the “La Barredora” cartel emerged. Today that criminal group continues to dispute territories, while Hernán Bermúdez remains at large and several of its operators face prison.
In Tabasco the fear does not stop. Bloody crimes and violence are the footprint left by a six-year-old where, under the command of Adam Augusto López, the “La Barredora” cartel emerged. Today that criminal group continues to dispute territories, while Hernán Bermúdez remains at large and several of its operators face the prison. Do you want to stay informed or send us your citizen report? Follow us on Facebook , X , Instagram , TikTok and WhatsA…
In Tabasco fear does not stop. Bloody crimes and violence are the footprint left by a six-year-old where, under the command of Adam Augusto López, the "La Barredora" cartel emerged.
In Tabasco the fear does not stop. Bloody crimes and violence are the footprint left by a six-year-old where, under the command of Adam Augusto López, the “La Barredora” cartel emerged. Today that criminal group continues to dispute territories, while Hernán Bermúdez remains #profugo and several of its operators face the prison. For this and more information, follow us on our social networks as on Facebook: Azteca Guerrero , via Twitter: @Azteca…
In Tabasco, fear does not stop. Bloody crimes and violence are the footprint left by a six-year-old where, under the command of Adam Augusto López, the “La Barredora” cartel emerged. Today that criminal group continues to dispute territories, while Hernán Bermúdez remains at large and several of its operators face prison.
In Tabasco, fear does not stop. Bloody crimes and violence are the footprint left by a six-year-old where, under the command of Adam Augusto López, the “La Barredora” cartel emerged. Today that criminal group continues to dispute territories, while Hernán Bermúdez remains at large and several of its operators face prison.
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