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  2. Federal agents find sophisticated ‘narco tunnel’ allowing ...

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    US federal agents have uncovered a sophisticated “narco tunnel” equipped with electricity and a working ventilation system that smugglers had been using between El Paso, Texas, and Juarez, Mexico.

  3. Record haul of drugs seized from "narco sub" and other boats ...

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    The Mexican navy announced Friday it had seized more than 8.3 tons of drugs in the Pacific Ocean, a record for a single operation at sea. The illicit cargo was intercepted from six different ...

  4. Tijuana Cartel - Wikipedia

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    There are several Mexican-folk ballads (narco-corridos) that narrate the Tijuana cartel exploits. A fictional "Tijuana cartel" headed by a character named Obregon was featured battling a fictional "Juarez cartel" in the 2000 motion picture Traffic. The cartel was portrayed as the Avendanos brothers in Univision's Netflix series El Chapo.

  5. Jesús Blancornelas - Wikipedia

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    A native of San Luis Potosí, [6] Blancornelas began his career as a journalist for El Sol de San Luis in April 1955, working as a sportswriter. [5] [7] In 1960, he moved to Tijuana, Baja California, where he became active in reporting on corruption and the drug trade. [5]

  6. Timeline of the Mexican drug war - Wikipedia

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    April 26 – 15 people are killed in a gun battle between the Tijuana Cartel and a rival drug cartel in Tijuana, Baja California. [17] May 8 – Acting commissioner of the Federal Police Édgar Eusebio Millán Gómez is gunned down in Mexico City. He was the highest-ranking Mexican official killed. [18]

  7. Luis Fernando Sánchez Arellano - Wikipedia

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    On November 7, 2011, Juan Francisco Sillas Rocha, nicknamed El Sillas and La Rueda, was captured by the Mexican Army in the border city of Tijuana. [10] He was the second-in-command in the Tijuana cartel, and considered by Secretaría de la Defensa Nacional as "one of the most violent" drug traffickers in Mexico, responsible for a number of murders. [11]

  8. Tijuana cartel violence caused border traffic to plummet. Now ...

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    Things appeared to return back to normal as the hours-long traffic to go through border checkpoints to the United States were back.

  9. Mexican drug war - Wikipedia

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    The Tijuana Cartel, also known as the Arellano Félix Organization, was once among Mexico's most powerful. [191] It is based in Tijuana, one of the most strategically important border towns in Mexico, [192] and continues to export drugs even after weakening by an internal war in 2009. Due to infighting, arrests and the deaths of some of its top ...