U.S. Sanctions 21 People Linked to Mayito Flaco of Sinaloa Cartel
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The U.S. said drug trafficking corrodes the government of Mexico and sanctions that include a former husband of Governor of Baja California prove it.
BREAKING: Treasury SLAMS Sinaloa Cartel Faction With Sweeping Sanctions — U.S.-Born Kingpin 'Mayito Flaco' and 45 Targets Hit in Trump's Cartel Crackdown
The Trump administration is sanctioning 21 individuals and 25 entities tied to Los Mayos, the Sinaloa cartel faction accused of flooding American streets with fentanyl and corrupting Mexican officials right across the California border.
The United States announced sanctions against 25 companies and 21 people, including Ismael "Mayito Flaco" Zambada, leader of the Sinaloa Cartel. Learn more here.
Washington also pointed to a former director of public security in Mexicali and two brothers who, according to the Treasury, used their political ties to favor the operations of the criminal group in Baja California.
The Office of Foreign Assets Control punishes 21 collaborators and companies of the Ismael Zambada Sicairos network
The United States sanctioned Carlos Alberto Torres Torres, ex-husband of the governor of Baja California, Marina del Pilar Ávila, for allegedly facilitating the operations of the Sinaloa Cartel through his political influence. The measure also reaches his brother, Luis Alfonso Torres Torres, and other alleged operators of the criminal organization. The post US sanctions Carlos Torres, former husband of Marina del Pilar, for alleged links with th…
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