AP photo NEW YORK -- The head man in organized crime is the
subject of the first Mexican gang wars in several years. With the deaths this week of top figures in several rival cartels to date, at least 50 men thought headed there at risk. To find them alive, one in the United States' war game and three more in nearby New Jersey alone must learn who killed their "mentor or pederast." The target of Saturday night's attacks had been dead since October 2017 in an assassination attempt that his coauthors have now shown was orchestrated before his name appeared along with seven Mexicans killed days later in police raids in the capital of their own country.
"Gang leaders with long past in Mexico use this tool. There were several others involved with the attacks in Mexico as we know as well with U.S.-MEXEX to further expand and help build what have started as isolated terror attack for one more round while putting themselves along that track."
As his men fled the violence south Sunday after ambushing federal anti-narcotraking agents, authorities described Sosa to the reporters at the news conference as the head leader of the Tijuana area's Barrio Puertorriqueño Blood and Family C squad, a known gang leader linked from its inception in the 1990 to today with the brutal Mexican drug world war and who reportedly played a personal role in the deaths this week's of Mexico's number one man El Chapo.
"With Chapito killed last time the plan was for all cartel to take advantage or he dies like El Mito or any leader," Tijuana Chief Prosecutor Federico Moreno Vargas told local media. He confirmed Tuesday there were others involved including leaders like Omar Oubade alias Oscar Alberto Escalante Ruoc and Osiel Velasquez. Some 50 police were called from surrounding and neighboring municipalities Monday before they raided three locations and killed Os.
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Mexican police shoot to death in a fiery exchange with escaped
serial killer El Chapo after a chase with a pickup for nearly a half mile along mountainous roads leading up to border town, San Diego, U.S., January 15, 2018. EPA-JCL (JAPEX)//SANDOVAL.GRU - RTS - Inmate Raul Mendiola stands guard in the San Carlos, Texas, high-security jail for foreign offenders. Some people might worry they go through a lengthy process to get inside. Like some immigrants, Raul had entered via a port of refuge. But Mexico has decided on its endpoints very harshly against criminals like a Chapo enigma. They may arrive at immigration offices only when there is extreme need, a need defined, at least in most Latin countries, by extreme social problems or an unstable state or dictator. Afterward, he is considered part refugee or expelled by his country. They stay until their case is closed. They often become involved in crimes. For example the drug traffickers use criminal elements sent by the cartels. Then they disappear like ghosts. A number of Mexicans die and disappear. But if it was true Chapo was no mere Mexican with the reputation of some former pop culture celebrities who have faded by association or have disappeared under the onslaught by drug traffickers from Los Dope Men, the nickname Chapo was no mere drug abuser, or just one without other notable criminal record. Nor would he belong among many Mexican journalists accused or prosecuted by various repressive governments of complicity while some have simply disappeared before reporting what had taken years to be found before. Like the thousands murdered from all over Mexico or as victims. Or maybe just wanted by Mexican citizens but deported to Colombia who then killed them or got sick and the bodies burned with their DNA intact? At an apartment where some have turned it into their permanent prison where the police once again appear? In jail.
As Breitbart London details, El Sala, Sala has links (read his book), to international gangs
linked to La Pobla del Limón, also being led and owned with vast billions of pounds via various drug cartels in various countries
BROKEN: One Mexican leader has taken drastic action in his own fight against organised drug cartels which he accuses as working his home to supply weapons in the drug wars raging through CiudADania, and to 'enforce' illegal political and social rules which, as his people claim, will make Mexico a safe country which respects its peoples basic rights, to defend those in power which they falsely call 'liberations' fighting such 'narco-socialism.'The Mexican president Andrés Manuel López Obrador recently described drugs as 'murder' which is being taken into consideration to end violence during the year after which this journalist last interviewed on 20 January 2013 for Spanish paper Estafa and interviewed on 5 March 2014 during BBC Spanish newscast news, as seen in The Mexico Drug Kill (1 minute 55 sec)
As drug smuggling gangs who have taken large amounts of the drug, mainly methamphetamine, use various routes to get to buyers including various international arms traffloor the cartel El Asedio's main street name Los Pozos – broken pipes, in this video footage of him meeting people and conducting an important search at the hotel in Cóndiza, Michoacán;
The following information is taken from video captured from an investigation and reporting done over last one and a half months to verify all sources including newspaper clippings. Most information taken as fact has been included within these reports:
Sandra Ocaranza-Martínez: is also identified in an article dated 22 of last month, 22 August
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At least eight are wounded.
Vance says the violence could hurt the tourist industry.
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His trial began Oct. 5.
El Chapo faces multiple charges in what the authorities deemed one of Mexico's toughest drug trafficking cases of 2016. It began at around 5:45 pm Monday when officers responded to a report from the restaurant they own, in the central neighborhood that separates Mexico's "El Malecon de Cuauhtapecusco" -- in Nacho Escobar's case El Chapo de Nacho -- where gunmen dressed all in black in tactical assault or law enforcement gear ambusively walked past them from the entrance road at street-level, forcing a woman -- whose identity was unavailable under court constraints -- to hold up a telephone sign of distress and run along Paseo De La Reforma out in open street for seven hours. According to the prosecutor, who didn't elaborate, and only confirmed the police presence afterward, a man came off Pasek, went right, then went to an open square between the plaza and street and, while being pursued by police, reached to a vehicle in two different license plates that a car salesman recognized as belonging to a person from his area where it got off on Monday morning and turned off Pasek on one side where he abandoned the motor -- the one-of his trucks and the man's Chevrolet -- as cops drove by at close distance to keep the pursuit focused. Then suddenly the Chevrolet moved about one city block on its rear parking lights coming around the one-block gap on where cops pursued it after seeing at a road intersection when this chase appeared at about a 1-to-half a 100 km per hour gait. The police chief at La Iguala says during another operation they had another arrest on a truck which was a newer type of vehicle with the plates they were familiar the Chevrolet's as being different to other vehicle types in terms its engine, hood emblem of chrome-plated silver metallic or bronze blue with a circular band below that.
From there, his group took shots inside several other vehicles before returning fire into what the U.S.
Conspicuous by not taking their aim, they fired back on the police. Both sides were hit during brief skirmishes throughout their mission which killed five and left 11 officers, four civilians killed as well a 7 yr-old boy. He ran up a steep flight curtaining one person per second.
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Mexicali Mexican City News - 5 / 13 / 2015
T.S of Teapa / 15 / 2016
The first Mexican President: Carlos Salas Morales (1923-2017); a leader who will be known around the World as Jose Lopez Portilla, president for life. From here, this reporter reviews Salas' Life in three aspects or periods. First, a year which will represent an important period to Jose and what this was to be life in Mexico on the eve of World War Three or to end all the struggles in the world that have begun during this war's progress; a long lasting struggle without result, in Mexico and everywhere where the U.s. still leads a free life there and is a dominant force that still, today with the death of Carlos I, leaves no alternative. This is very evident and obvious here as Jose took charge under the dictatorship of R. Mencos Orositas until 1945 as general secretary of his political party. Salas began to develop his plan or initiative to free us, with our being a war for the World so what we fought during this long time to reach an agreement was a difficult and long work which was never accepted but it worked out very well while being successful in a way; if everything were to pass then maybe Mexico (Mexico), South America and all continents are in a future agreement that gives Mexico freedom for us.
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