DEA Director Targets Mexican Officials for Alleged Links to Criminal Groups · Global Voices
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Terry Cole said that politicians and high-level officials in Mexico would work with organized crime groups; the pointing occurs amid questions in Sinaloa.
Amidst the violence and scandals that shake Sinaloa, the DEA keeps an eye on the possible link between politicians and organized crime in Mexico.
The director of the DEA, Terry Cole, said this Sunday that “high Mexican officials” who collaborate with the cartels Jalisco Nueva Generación (CJNG) and Sinaloa are a direct part of the list of priority objectives. In an interview with Ilia Calderón for N+, the US highlighted the government corruption in Mexico with the cooperation of bureaucrats working for criminal organizations. However, Cole emphasized that there is good communication betwee…
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