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Investigation of ranch in western Mexico reveals some details of Jalisco cartel’s operations

  • In September 2024, a ranch in Teuchitlan, Mexico, was discovered, leading to an investigation into the Jalisco cartel's operations.
  • The Jalisco cartel split from the Sinaloa cartel after the 2010 death of Sinaloa capo Ignacio Coronel Villarreal.
  • Authorities found skeletal remains and clothing; family members raised alarms, and they detained three local police officers allegedly tied to disappearances.
  • The U.S. Offered a $15 million reward for Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes' capture; he leads the cartel, with 19,000 members and a presence in 21 Mexican states.
  • The Jalisco cartel uses tactics like forced recruitment and fake job offers to expand, often with local authorities' complicity, solidifying its power.
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Jalisco cartel lures recruits with fake jobs through social platforms and kills those who resist

The renewed investigation of a ranch in western Mexico where authorities say the Jalisco New Generation Cartel trained recruits has revealed some details about how one of the country’s most powerful drug cartels operates.

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El Financiero broke the news in Mexico on Monday, March 31, 2025.
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