Mexico Deploys 1,800 Troops to Cartel-Controlled State Amid Raging Violence
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The federal government announced new security contingents for Mazatlan and other strategic areas of the state, while the confrontation between factions of the Cartel operating in the region continues.
Mexico Deploys 1,800 Troops to Cartel-Controlled State Amid Raging Violence
Mexico’s government announced the deployment of more than 1,800 federal troops to the cartel-controlled state of Sinaloa. Despite prior deployments, the Sinaloa Cartel continues to wage a fierce turf war that has killed thousands and led to the disappearance of thousands more. | Border / Cartel Chronicles
Sheinbaum reinforces the military presence in the northern state, which will recover the celebrations of the Cry of Independence this Tuesday, after two years suspended by the internal war between the factions of the Sinaloan cartel
By Rocío Muñoz-Ledo, CNN en Español The Government of Mexico announced Tuesday a new security reinforcement in Sinaloa, with thousands of additional elements of federal forces, at a time when the state is going through a prolonged wave of violence linked to the factional dispute between the Sinaloa Cartel.
Mexico City, 15 Sep (EFE).- The Government of Mexico reported this Tuesday on the deployment of some 1,800 additional security and military agents to strengthen security in the north-western state of Sinaloa, the scene for two years of an internal struggle of the Sinaloa Cartel that has triggered violence, particularly in Culiacán [...] The entrance Mexico deploys 1,800 more agents in Sinaloa in the face of the persistence of violence was first …
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Federal government deploys 1 800 elements in Mazatlan to reinforce patrols and surveillance; they add up to 20,000 troops in Sinaloa.
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