Mexican Military Is Attacked And Roads Blocked In Sinaloa State Authorities Say

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Meeting With A Member Of The Sinaloa Cartel, Newly Targeted By The US And Mexico | CNN Mexico city (ap) — mexican authorities said thursday there have been attacks on military personnel and roads blocked with vehicles in northern sinaloa state. the state police department said the violence broke out in an area just north of the state capital, culiacan. Mexico city (ap) — mexican authorities said thursday there have been attacks on military personnel and roads blocked with vehicles in northern sinaloa state. the state police.

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Mexican Troops Kill 19 Suspected Of Being Cartel Members In Sinaloa Shootout - The New York Times Mexican authorities said thursday there have been attacks on military personnel and roads blocked with vehicles in northern sinaloa state. the state police department said the. Mexican authorities confirmed a series of violent incidents on thursday in northern sinaloa state, where military personnel were attacked and roads were blocked with burning vehicles. In a dramatic escalation of violence, mexican military personnel came under attack, and roads were blocked in the northern state of sinaloa, a stronghold of one of the country's most powerful drug cartels. Mexico city (ap) — mexican authorities said thursday there have been attacks on military personnel and roads blocked with vehicles in northern sinaloa state.

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Mexico’s Military Becomes More Powerful As The Country’s Security Deteriorates - Washington Post In a dramatic escalation of violence, mexican military personnel came under attack, and roads were blocked in the northern state of sinaloa, a stronghold of one of the country's most powerful drug cartels. Mexico city (ap) — mexican authorities said thursday there have been attacks on military personnel and roads blocked with vehicles in northern sinaloa state. August 10 was, for many in mexico, a quiet sunday like any other. but in sinaloa—a northwestern state facing the pacific—it was no ordinary sunday. that day, 17 homicides were committed: one. Operation black swan was a military operation that led to the recapture of the sinaloa cartel leader, joaquín "el chapo" guzmán in los mochis, sinaloa, on 8 january 2016. [6] this event led to the division of the cartel into various factions vying for control. [7] the two main factions that emerged were los chapitos, led by ovidio guzmán lópez ("el ratón"), iván archivaldo guzmán. The government tried to stay out of the violence at first, but organized crime has already taken on the municipal, state and federal authorities. there is a heavy presence of police/military authorities in the caborca region, but incidents continue to occur. Under pressure from the government and each other, some of mexico’s most powerful criminal groups are amassing homemade mortars, land mines, rocket propelled grenades and bomber drones.

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Mexico Drug Violence: Sinaloa Shootout Leaves 12 Dead - BBC News August 10 was, for many in mexico, a quiet sunday like any other. but in sinaloa—a northwestern state facing the pacific—it was no ordinary sunday. that day, 17 homicides were committed: one. Operation black swan was a military operation that led to the recapture of the sinaloa cartel leader, joaquín "el chapo" guzmán in los mochis, sinaloa, on 8 january 2016. [6] this event led to the division of the cartel into various factions vying for control. [7] the two main factions that emerged were los chapitos, led by ovidio guzmán lópez ("el ratón"), iván archivaldo guzmán. The government tried to stay out of the violence at first, but organized crime has already taken on the municipal, state and federal authorities. there is a heavy presence of police/military authorities in the caborca region, but incidents continue to occur. Under pressure from the government and each other, some of mexico’s most powerful criminal groups are amassing homemade mortars, land mines, rocket propelled grenades and bomber drones.

Mexican military is attacked and roads blocked in Sinaloa state, authorities say