The Weakness of the Narcos: Women Contribute to the Fall of Crime Leaders
Investigations into drug trafficking structures in Latin America reveal that the personal relationships of crime leaders often expose them to capture.
The Clandestine Shipyards: The Other Lucrative Business of the Narcos in Galicia
Clandestine shipyards in Galicia are gaining notoriety as a significant facet of the drug trafficking industry, collaborating with networks supplying cocaine.
Lovers and Fugitives: From Vincenzo Sorce to Mencho, When a Boss is Betrayed by the Bedroom
The article explores how romantic relationships often expose drug lords and fugitives, leading to their capture rather than armed confrontations.
Mexico, special forces on the trail of the lover: this is how El Mencho fell
El Mencho, the notorious leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, was killed by Mexican forces in an ambush while seeking to rendezvous with a woman.
The history of 2015 repeats itself: Narcos down Mexican military helicopter with Russian grenade launchers during capture of 'Mencho'
A Mexican military helicopter was downed by narcos using Russian grenade launchers during an operation to capture drug lord 'Mencho', reminiscent of a similar incident in 2015.
Killed by the army: El Mencho, the leader of the Jalisco narcos. Chaos in Mexico
El Mencho, the leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, was killed in a military operation, leading to chaos and security alerts in Mexico.
Narcos modernize their marijuana crops: this is how the plantations the Army destroys in Michoacán are
Despite the rise of new drugs like fentanyl, marijuana remains a lucrative business for organized crime, with modern cultivation techniques reported in Michoacán.
The Third Generation of Narcos: Proliferation of Cartels | Infographic
The shift in leadership within Mexican drug cartels now features educated, bilingual young adults rather than the traditional image of impoverished farmers.
More Expensive than Harvard: The Price of Studying at the School Fined in the U.S. for Accepting Sons of Mexican Narcos
The prestigious IMG Academy in the U.S. has been fined for violations related to accepting payments for the education of children linked to Mexican drug cartels.
The Most Controversial Confessions with Yordi Rosado: From Shootouts with Palazuelos to Chávez's Closeness with Narcos
The article discusses the controversial confessions made by celebrities during Yordi Rosado's interviews, highlighting discussions about shootouts and connections to narco culture.
"If you reflect and return things, maybe you'll live," the warning from the hitman who killed two narcos in Pilar and Recoleta
A Uruguayan citizen has been processed for the murders of two men connected to drug trafficking in Argentina, with connections emerging between the killings.
Sinaloa in Mexico: Dead Narcos Live Longer
The article discusses the luxurious burial sites of notorious drug lords in Culiacán, Sinaloa, Mexico, which reflect their past rivalries and current resting places together.
The Bonil Column
The article discusses issues related to narcos as part of an advertisement segment.
Narcos have their days numbered; 'help is on the way': US drug czar
Sara Carter, the director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy, stated during the anti-narco terrorism summit that narcos have their days numbered and help from the US is on the way.
One of the bloodiest narcos behind the murders of two sisters who visited him in prison
Pablo Nicolás Camino is on trial for allegedly orchestrating the murders of sisters Marianela and Estefanía Gorosito, who were visiting him in prison in July 2022.
What did Gerardo Taracena, actor of ‘Apocalypto’, die of at the age of 55?
Gerardo Taracena, known for his roles in ‘Apocalypto’ and ‘Narcos Mexico’, passed away on January 31, with friends revealing the causes of his death shortly thereafter.
What did Gerardo Taracena, actor from Apocalypto and Narcos Mexico, die from? Close friend reveals what happened
The death of Gerardo Taracena, a well-known actor in both Mexico and international productions, took the artistic community by surprise, with details of his passing emerging over time.
Gerardo Taracena, actor of 'Apocalypto' and 'Narcos Mexico', dies at 55: He was a winner of the Ariel Award
Gerardo Taracena, known for his roles in 'Apocalypto' and 'Narcos Mexico', passed away on January 31, as confirmed by the National Actors Association.
Trump ready to open a new front: 'Attacks against the narcos in Mexico'
Donald Trump has proposed a strong military action against drug cartels in Mexico during a television interview, marking a potentially disruptive political move with uncertain operational details.
The connection with the narcos for the cocaine river. And the super witness ready to pin him down
The article discusses an indictment against former Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro for drug trafficking, detailing millions of dollars exchanged for diplomatic passports and smuggling operations involving cocaine from Colombia to the U.S. and Europe, with testimony from an ex-military intelligence chief as a key witness.
The US intervention will liberate a people. Maduro is a criminal at the head of the narcos
The article discusses the implications of US intervention in Venezuela, labeling Maduro as a criminal connected to drug trafficking.
Kaplan on the US raid in Venezuela: 'What narcos, America acted only for economic interests'
Robert Kaplan argues that the U.S. intervention in Venezuela is primarily driven by oil interests rather than the Monroe Doctrine, suggesting potential chaos in Caracas due to America's inept governance.
Why did the US attack Venezuela? From narcos to oil, here are the reasons
The article discusses the US raid on Caracas leading to the arrest of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, attributing it to a history of accusations and tensions between the US and Venezuela over drug trafficking and oil interests.