The article delves into the life and relationships surrounding Nemesio Oseguera, widely known as 'El Mencho', who recently passed away following his arrest during an operantiv approaching the cartel. Central to his rise within the drug trade is his marriage to Rosalinda González Valencia, an alliance that bolstered his influence and operations. Rosalinda, a member of a family deeply entrenched in organized crime, had a background in illegal activities well before meeting El Mencho.

Rosalinda's family has a storied history in narcotics, tracing back to her uncle, who was the founder of the Milenio Cartel. Her upbringing in this criminal empire strongly influenced her role in the drug trade, and her family's involvement extends to numerous siblings actively participating in drug trafficking enterprises. The article highlights how this familial network contributed to the formation and ongoing operations of various cartels, particularly during the resurgence of Los Cuinis, which have been a focal point for authorities since 2015.

The implications of this partnership shed light on the complexities of cartel dynamics in Mexico and illustrate the often-overlooked personal relationships that serve to fortify these organizations. The end of El Mencho's life and leadership raises questions about the future of CJNG and suggests potential shifts in power dynamics within the criminal landscape, as the criminal enterprise could either face internal strife or find new alliances as they navigate the repercussions of the arrest and subsequent events.