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Immigration See other Immigration Articles Title: Mexican Cartel Displays Show Of Force In 'Shocking' New Video A shocking video surfaced onto social media Friday, showing a convoy of armored vehicles with dozens of combat-uniformed gunmen who expressed their support for Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes ("El Menccho"), the leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG), reported Mexican newspaper El Universal. Video That convoy is longer than the photo makes it look. https://twitter.com/hdemauleon/status/1284278015330066432 All of the trucks appear American made and many seem to be outfitted with different levels of armor, along with stationary turrets on top. These types of vehicles are common to warzones in the Middle East. Abrazos, no balazos. (translates as Hugs not bullets) 👇 pic.twitter.com/UgvQwzAcj3 Héctor de Mauleón (@hdemauleon) July 18, 2020 Commenting on the video, Alfonso Durazo, Secretary of Public and Citizen Security, said the government is investigating the video: "The propaganda video attributed to a criminal gang is being analyzed in order to confirm its eventual authenticity and temporality," Durazo said. "Regardless of this, we state that there is no criminal group with the capacity to successfully challenge the federal security forces, much less from that evident assembly," he added. El Universal journalist Gabriel Guerra tweeted, "This video is truly troubling. Although its authenticity must be established, it speaks of an armed capacity comparable to or greater than that of many guerrilla groups. Each one will read different things, what I see is an enemy of the Mexican State and of all of us." What the video suggests is that CJNG is well-armed and appears to employ combat-uniformed gunmen with high-caliber weapons and militarized vehicles. Bloomberg noted, "The cartel [CJNG] based in the central state of Jalisco has spread across Mexico and increasingly has posed direct challenges to the government. Mexico City's police chief blamed it for an elaborately planned attempt on his life last month an ambush on the capital's most famous boulevard." Poster Comment: https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/major-mexican-cartels-drug-wars-and-business This is an old column showing the history of the Cartels. There are 300 cartels. Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread Top Page Up Full Thread Page Down Bottom/Latest Begin Trace Mode for Comment # 1.
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The video did not get all the way to the end of the convoy but I counted 22 trucks. Many had insignia but most were regular pickup trucks with machine gun mounts.
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