Violence Erupts in Mexico Amidst Tennis Tournaments Following Cartel Leader's Death

Violence rises in Mexico after cartel leader 'El Mencho' dies, raising safety concerns for tennis players at ATP and WTA events. What happens next?

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Violence in Mexico has increased after the death of cartel leader 'El Mencho', affecting international tennis tournaments. This is a serious concern for athlete safety.

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https://newsletter.tf/mexico-tennis-tournaments-safety-fears-cartel-death/

Mexico Tennis Tournaments Face Safety Fears After Cartel Leader's Death

Violence rises in Mexico after cartel leader 'El Mencho' dies, raising safety concerns for tennis players at ATP and WTA events. What happens next?

Widespread Violence Erupts Across Mexico Amidst Escalating Cartel Activity

Find out why violence linked to the CJNG cartel is spreading across 28 Mexican states, causing roadblocks and attacks on police. Learn what this means for people.

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https://newsletter.tf/mexico-cjng-cartel-violence-spreads-28-states/

Violence linked to the CJNG cartel has spread to 28 states in Mexico, causing major disruptions. This is a wider reach than the Sinaloa Cartel, which operates in 18 states.

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Mexico CJNG Cartel Violence Spreads to 28 States Causing Roadblocks and Attacks

Find out why violence linked to the CJNG cartel is spreading across 28 Mexican states, causing roadblocks and attacks on police. Learn what this means for people.

After ‘El Mencho’, Mexico braces for cartel succession battle

The drugs kingpin’s removal leaves a power vacuum that could flare up as the country prepares to co-host the World Cup

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> ... often.. guns come with incomplete serial numbers, or they’re not inputted into the database correctly, so there’s a lot of times when they can’t do a match. But of those that they were able to trace, 70 percent of the weapons — about 20,000 weapons — were traced back to the United States.

There’s 8,500 gun dealers along the border of Mexico.

And you can.. buy assault weapons.. very easily, at any of these gun shops.
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New Report: U.S. Encouraged Gun Sales to Drug Cartels, 70% of Seized Mexico Guns Are from U.S.

Some 70 percent of guns seized in Mexico from 2009 to 2010 came from the United States, according to a new report from three U.S. senators. The report finds Mexican drug cartels are arming themselves with U.S. military-style weapons and urges a strengthening of U.S. regulations to stem the flow of guns to Mexico. It comes as lawmakers are holding hearings into a once-secret government plan to encourage U.S. gun shops to sell thousands of guns to middlemen for Mexican drug cartels. The operation, called “Fast and Furious,” focused on using middlemen to gain access to senior-level figures within Mexico’s criminal organizations. Run by the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, the operation has come under severe criticism since hundreds of the guns that were sold to the cartels were later found at crime scenes in both countries, including two at the murder scene of a U.S. Border Patrol agent. We speak to David Heath at the Center for Public Integrity. [includes rush transcript]

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13 years later....

> Mexico is suing five gun dealers in Arizona, saying they knowingly sell firearms to traffickers, who then arm drug cartels. There has long been evidence that guns found at crime scenes in Mexico largely come from the U.S. Now, a federal judge in Tucson is deciding whether to allow the Mexican government's lawsuit to go forward.

https://www.npr.org/2024/02/23/1233577074/mexico-sues-arizona-gun-shops-trafficking-firearms-across-the-border

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