SINALOA AND CARTEL JALISCO BATTLING IN TIJUANA

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Yeah in Mexico, the turf wars I found the new
front as the Cineloa and Jalisco cartels fighting intensifies the
violence scene of the Mexican state of Cineloa, which has
reached ninety deaths so far this year, spreading to other
parts of the region. The main conflict is pitting factions
of the Cinaloa Cartel, which is battling for control over
territories and their own survival. There has been an existential

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threat since the US has been targeting them as well.
Over ninety people have died since September ninth, but the
groups are now dividing their attention to conflicts with another
criminal organization and Tijuana. Members of the Sinaloa are clashing
with the groups of this Jalisco New Generation cartel. A
local media outlet, there have been seven shootings that involved

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both groups. Local leaders of the Cinaloa cartel include Edward L.
Max Rubio and Rafaelio Capisio, also known as a cab
Soon the cartel. The Cinaloa figure heads have been fighting
against his Carteljliso counterparts Javier Cabrera aka Pederito and Isaac
Cabrera El Puma Corner investigation from the mess of the
Corderian called al Fassi Sigourid. The modus operandi of Sinaloa

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cartel includes the use of drug dealers and hitmen brought
to Tijuana from nearby communities. There's been tons of videos
of several homicides that have taken place in Tijuana over
the just the recent weeks, which have revealed the dog
dealers operate outside of nightclubs around the La Mesa neighborhood.
On September twenty four, three bodies were found inside an
abandoned vehicle with a narco message from the cartel Jalisco.

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Earlier in the year, report from the City Citizens Security
Council revealed that as of May, the city of Tijuana
had seen crime go up twenty percent compared to twenty
twenty three and thirty percent in twenty twenty one. The
turf war between factions of the Sinaloa cartels also spilled
over to other states including Sonora, Baja, Chihuahua, and Durango.

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So we can see the continuous uptake over there now
in Turf territory, and I'm wondering how much of this
is being caused also by the increased pressure by the
US government as they are facing a lot of these
individuals are facing narco terrorism charges. That's it for now.