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*AUDIO* Mexican Cartels: How the World's Most Powerful Crime Groups Became Militarized Units
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*AUDIO* Mexican Cartels: How the World's Most Powerful Crime Groups Became Militarized Units

With advanced weapons and tactics at their disposal, Mexican cartels are more militarized ever before. However, a military response still may not be the best bet at combating them.
Adam Rousselle
May 16, 2024
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Burning vehicles in Culiacan in January 2023. The operation to arrest Ovidio Guzman Lopez resulted in nine days of intense battles across Sinaloa. Source

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