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Cartel Leader Arrested, Linked to Killings of Mexican Influencer Valeria Márquez, Mayor Carlos Manzo

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A cartel leader known as "El R-1" is linked to the killing of former Uruapan Mayor Carlos Manzo and the feminicide of influencer Valeria Márquez.

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Recognition drew attention to the fact that it occurs amid security tensions between the two countries

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The capture of Ramón Ángel ‘N’, alias ‘R1′, allowed the Mexican authorities to outline the operation of Los Rs, a faction of the Cartel Jalisco Nueva Generación (CJNG) dedicated to drug trafficking, extortion and arms trafficking in the west of the country, as well as linking it to two investigations for high-impact killings.The alleged criminal leader was arrested along with Jesús Salvador ‘N’, alias ‘El Chuy’, in the Los Naranjos colony, in th…

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After his arrest in Jalisco, "R1" was taken to the capital of the country. The mayor of Uruapan, Greece Quiroz, called for investigations to reach the final consequences.

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Following his capture in Jalisco, "R1" is now in the nation's capital. After the arrest, Grecia Quiróz, mayor of Uruapan and widow of Carlos Manzo, stated that this is only the first step and demanded that the investigations be pursued to their fullest extent to solve her husband's murder.

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Ramón Ángel Álvarez Ayala, alias 'R1' or 'El Moncho', alleged leader of a CJNG cell, was arrested in Jalisco. He knows who he is and the crimes attributed to him.

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Azteca Jalisco broke the news on Friday, July 31, 2026.
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