Organized Crime

Chiapas: New Blood, Old Wars

Carlos Santos Cid provides an analysis of the current context in Chiapas which includes the increasing presence of organized crime, the process of remilitarization, and the links between these and megaprojects, such as the Mayan Train. He examines the historical background since the Zapatista uprising and the counterinsurgency low-scale war using paramilitaries. He pulls these threads together and gives some hope as to a way forward. ”We believe that the strongest option is from below: communities have the possibility through peaceful alternatives to shield themselves, understanding that this war for control is not only an armed one, it is also cultural. We must rebuild and strengthen the social fabric.”

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More than 44,000 members in 100 different countries: the United States DEA reports on the operations of the Sinaloa Cartel and the CJNG

Claims by López Obrador that Mexico does not produce fentanyl are wearing thin as the DEA asserts that it is mass produced in the country. The agency has also released information on the size and scale of the operations of the Sinaloa and Jalisco cartels.

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