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Government of Zacatecas Recognizes Presence of the CJNG and the Sinaloa Cartel After the Day that Left 10 Dead

Summary by Infobae
The State Attorney General's Office is working on two simultaneous lines, the possible collusion of local public servants and an extortion network.

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State authorities reported at a press conference that the investigation to shed light on the murders of the 10 victims remains open

·Mexico
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“We don’t kill innocent people,” says a voice while a group of about 20 armed men with a covered face hold long weapons. Several of them hold a blanket with the initials C.D.S. M-F, alluding to the Sinaloa Cartel and to the fraction of one of the sons of Ismael El Mayo Zambada, Ismael Zambada Sicarios, Mayito Flaco. In a video released this Monday, which lasts about two minutes, the alleged criminals are awarded the murder of 10 people in Zacate…

·Madrid, Spain
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The State Attorney General's Office is working on two simultaneous lines, the possible collusion of local public servants and an extortion network.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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A video broadcast on social media and attributed to a cell in the Sinaloa Cartel claims that the victims “were not innocent”; the state government reported that the investigation remains open and reiterated that there will be no impunity.

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"We don't kill innocent people," says a voice in the video. The criminal group also launched threats to the governor, the dark-haired David Monreal.

·Mexico City, Mexico
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President Claudia Sheinbaum said that work is under way with the Security Cabinet to address those responsible

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Infobae broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Monday, July 20, 2026.
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