A horrific attack on Los Cantaritos bar in Queretaro, Mexico, has left at least 10 people dead. Four assailants armed with long weapons opened fire on patrons, killing seven men and three women. Seven others were injured. One suspect was apprehended, and the getaway vehicle was found burnt and abandoned nearby. This tragedy comes amidst a wave of violence plaguing Mexico, including a recent cartel shootout that claimed 16 lives. The US has urged Mexico to intensify efforts to combat violence and address the illicit flow of drugs and firearms.
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I woke up to surprising news that Mexican drug lord “El Mayo” was in U.S. custody, a revelation that seemed to catch even Mexican authorities off guard. The implications of this arrest are profound and carry the potential to set off a chain reaction of chaos and violence. As someone living in Mexico, I cannot ignore the imminent fallout that this news will likely bring.
The apprehension of “El Mayo” is undoubtedly a monumental event, perhaps even more significant than the capture of El Chapo. For decades, this elusive figure has operated with impunity, exerting an unprecedented level of power and influence over Mexico’s drug trade.… Continue reading
This is some jaw-dropping news – Mexican drug lord “El Mayo” reportedly in U.S. custody. The man who has been evading capture for years, one of the top leaders of the notorious Sinaloa cartel, has finally been apprehended. The implications of this arrest are immense, especially considering his rumored internal struggle for leadership within the cartel itself. It’s almost surreal to think about the impact this could have on the drug trade and the violent power struggles that may follow his capture.
I find it astonishing that despite being on everyone’s radar, “El Mayo” managed to evade capture for 35 years.… Continue reading
As a resident of Miami, stories about drug busts or mysterious packages found floating in the waters off Florida are nothing new. It’s like a recurring theme in our seaside existence, almost expected. The recent news of a boater stumbling upon $1 million worth of cocaine wrapped with images of bald eagles while cruising through the Florida Keys was just another day in the life of a Miamian. But it got me thinking, how often do these packages go unnoticed, vanishing into thin air like they were never there in the first place?
The idea of finding cocaine guarded by real eagles high as a kite sounds like something out of a psychedelic dream.… Continue reading
John Q. Hosedrinker