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Elephants and tigers are the latest to flee cartel violence in Mexico's Sinaloa
An animal sanctuary in northern Mexico has been forced to move their 700 animals as violence from criminal warfare has seeped into daily life. Among the cargo: tigers, monkeys, and elephants – all fleeing the latest wave of cartel violence eclipsing the city of Culiacán.
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Mexico says ex-security chief ordered to pay over $2.4 BA United States court on Thursday ordered a convicted former Mexican security chief and his wife to pay more than $2.4 ...
Mexican authorities seized over 1.65 tons of fentanyl in December raid targeting ‘sophisticated’ drug network.
A vague post by United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement sparked claims that ICE agents participated in operations ...
In Sinaloa province, Mexican troops have largely contained an ongoing war between two factions of the Sinaloa Cartel. The ...
The Sinaloa Cartel, considered the largest and most powerful drug trafficking organization in the Western Hemisphere, is a network of some of Mexico’s most important drug lords. Members work ...
Mexican news reports suggest the U.S. recently orchestrated the secret, cross-border move of at least 17 relatives of Joaquín ...
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César Millán returns home to Mexico to relocate 700 animals from Sinaloa sanctuaryThe Dog Whisperer is back in Culiacán, Sinaloa after more than three decades with a mission: to relocate over 700 animals in ...
A US court on Thursday ordered a convicted former Mexican security chief and his wife to pay more than $2.4 billion to their ...
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