Investigation Ranch in the north Mexico reveals some details of Jalisco Cartel operations

Mexico City – Renewed Ranch investigation In Western Mexico, where the authorities say they clashed with Cartel Jalisco generation, they discovered some details on how one of the most powerful drug cartels in the country operates.

The cartel, which of the American drug implementation, has developed about 19,000 in their lines, developed in extremely violent and capable force after the cartel of Sinaloa after murder Sinaloa Cartel Capo Ignacio “Nacho” Coronel Villoreal.

Map Jalisco takes the Nemesio Rubén “El Mencho” Oseguera Cervantes, for whom he has the US Government offered a $ 15m Award for information leading to its capture. This week, Oseguera attracted the attention this week after his picture was projected as a band that was played at the Jalisac music festival over the weekend.

Cartels Jalisco and Sinaloa struggled to control different parts of Mexico, including Mexico’s southern border with Guatemal. Both are among the six Mexican groups of organized crime recently Tagged as foreign terrorist organizations by the US government.

One of the recent advances against Jalisco was the arrest of José Gregorio Lastri, allegedly in charge of recruiting cartels.

Cartel Jalisco uses three methods of recruitment: There are volunteers who are drawn by salary and imagined lifestyle, which experts say they make up the largest part of its number; The employment of former military and police forces is targeted, which due to their professional training enter the cartel as trainers and leaders of the attacker. Finally, there is a kind of forced employment that investigators say it happened on the Jalisco ranch.

For this last category, the Cartel uses social platforms – identified at least 60 pages – to offer false job opportunities, especially as security guards, with weekly wages of $ 600, significantly above average for such positions. Once they have applicants, they force them to join the cartel.

One recruit that allegedly survived the Ranch said the recruits at the bus stops under the false pretense and took them to the ranch where the weapons were, in addition to training, said Mexic’s Secretary Security Omar García Harfuch. Those who refused or attempted to escape were beaten, tortured and killed.

Safety Analyst David Sucedo said Jalisc’s structure was vertical, with a sense of the top.

Last weekend, I painted Oseguer projected as a band started playing at the regional music festival in Jalisac. Some cheered in Monday, President Claudia Sheinbaum, as well as Jalisc’s governor, sentenced the work. The State Prosecutor’s Office Jalisco said that the opening of the investigation was. Such Displays the map of the Leader cartel are not unusual.

Below Oseguer are regional orders, as well as areas responsible for the production and sale of medicines, Sucedo said.

Dea says the cartel has a presence in 21 Mexico 32 states, which exceeded 19. some analysts. He also maintains the presence in about 100 countries, according to DEA.

In less than two decades, Jalisco became one of the most powerful criminal organizations of Mexico, and she even managed to take control of some traditional stronghold of Sinalo. Sinala recently weakened to cross their fractions after the arrest of key leaders, including Joaquína “EL Champo”, which serves the life of the USA in the USA, and Ismael “El Mayo” Zambadawho was arrested last July along with one of Guzmán’s sons and waits for a trial in the US

The Center for Research and Chamber in Social Anthropology, Carlos Flores said that Jalisco’s “violent action” and the style of “irregular warfare” helped its rapid increase, which covers the appearance of Fentanila as a highly profitable flow of income.

Sucedo says Jalisco also successfully seduced with other criminal groups, allowing him to penetrate some territory with some kind of “franchise” as in the central state of the Aguaskalient and the key border town of Tijuan.

The ranch case also serves as an example of how Jalisco’s cartel is able to operate impunity on the territory that controls the local government complicity, Flores said.

Although the discovery in September 2024 was arrested, the ranch stopped while family members were looking for their relatives in March and raised the alarm of hundreds of items that they found, as well as apparent clothing fragments. Since then, the authorities have detained three local police officers who were allegedly bound to disappears on the ranch.

“There are signs that are publicly shown that these kinds of contracts have enabled Chalisco Cartel to be established in certain countries, while they are eliminated by rivals, sometimes with the help of public security forces,” Flores said.