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     Dismemberment of 4 Women of Gulf Cartel By Zetas | Execution of La Güera Loca | Explained

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     She Was Sliced Open On TikTok Live By Cartel!

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     Woman leads Mexican cartel operations

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     Diamond Cartel 2017

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     3 Mexican YouTubers Murdered By Drug Cartels

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     4 Youtubers Murdered By Mexican Drug Cartels

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     Body Cam Captures Moment Drug Cartel Ambushes Mexican Police

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2. www.youtube.com › watch30 Most Disturbing Mexican Cartel Encounters Caught ... - YouTube

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   30 Most Disturbing Mexican Cartel Encounters Caught on CameraEnter the heart of darkness with my latest video, "30 Most Disturbing Mexican Cartel Encounters ...

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3. www.youtube.com › watchThe Female Cartel Bosses of Latin America | The War ... - YouTube

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   When we think about cartel bosses, we almost always think of one group of people – men. But this misses out on key parts of the story.

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4. www.youtube.com › watchInside Mexico's Most Powerful Drug Cartel | Foreign ... - YouTube

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   We go inside the most powerful cartel to... Tens of thousands are missing, many more murdered. So why are Mexico’s violent drug cartels operating with impunity?

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5. www.independent.co.uk › news › worldMexican YouTube star, 17, found dead after insulting ...

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   Dec 21, 2017 · Juan Luis Lagunas Rosales, known for viral binge-drinking videos, gunned down by armed men in bar in Jalisco after hitting out at infamous drug lord 'El Mencho'

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6. www.washingtonpost.com › news › morning-mixA 17-year-old YouTube star insulted a notorious drug lord ...

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   Dec 21, 2017 · A 17-year-old YouTube star insulted a notorious drug lord. The teen was found with at least 15 bullet wounds. By Samantha Schmidt. December 21, 2017 at 5:40 a.m. EST. Juan Luis Lagunas Rosales...

7. pulitzercenter.org › stories › were-going-find-you‘We’re Going to Find You.’ Mexican Cartels Turn Social Media ...

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   Feb 28, 2019 · One music video, viewed more than 2.5 million times on YouTube, features a male singer celebrating convicted cartel kingpin Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán. Dancing behind him are three women, wearing short black dresses and face coverings that only reveal their eyes.

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   How do cartels use YouTube?

   • As part of her dissertation, García conducted a detailed analysis of various cartels’ use of Facebook, Twitter and YouTube. She found cartels use videos to share everything from news and music videos about the groups, to threats, shootings and executions.

   ‘We’re Going to Find You.’ Mexican Cartels Turn Social Media Into Tools

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   Does the FBI monitor Mexican cartel activity on social media?

   • A spokesperson for the Federal Bureau of Investigation said it does not discuss any investigative or operational techniques. The U.S. Departments of Justice and Homeland Security did not respond to requests for comment on whether they monitor Mexican cartel activity on social media.

   ‘We’re Going to Find You.’ Mexican Cartels Turn Social Media Into Tools

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   Are Mexican cartels a threat to social media?

   • García, the Texas A&M International University professor, suggested that social media companies might consider the cartels less of a threat than Islamic extremist groups because their influence and violence is centralized in Mexico. “It’s not affecting other countries as much,” she said of the violence.

   ‘We’re Going to Find You.’ Mexican Cartels Turn Social Media Into Tools

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   How many times has the Sinaloa Cartel been viewed?

   • It’s been viewed more than 506,000 times. People associated with the Sinaloa cartel, meanwhile, post videos of narcocorridos—literally translated as drug ballads—and images of their vehicles, weapons and piles of money to glamorize their lifestyles.

   ‘We’re Going to Find You.’ Mexican Cartels Turn Social Media Into Tools

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   Do cartels use social media as a public relations ploy?

   • Cartels also use social media as a public relations ploy. Garcia pointed to a 2013 video of Gulf cartel members distributing food and clothes to hurricane victims. Captions on one video, set to hip-hop music, read, “they have been good people, in the good and bad times,” and, “if they help, it’s because they have heart.”

   ‘We’re Going to Find You.’ Mexican Cartels Turn Social Media Into Tools

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   Who is the Sinaloa Cartel's most powerful woman?

   • Coronel, who feared for the life of her two young daughters as well as her own, has since turned herself in and pleaded guilty to drug trafficking charges in the United States. But although she is the Sinaloa Cartel’s most visible woman, she was far from the most powerful or resourceful to pepper its ranks.

   Women Are Rising to Power in the Legendary Sinaloa Cartel - VICE

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9. www.vice.com › en › articleWomen Are Rising to Power in the Legendary Sinaloa Cartel - VICE

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   Oct 26, 2021 · Guadalupe Fernández Valencia was the highest-ranking woman in the Sinaloa Cartel, and yet her name is virtually unknown. Illustration by Michelle Urra for VICE World News. By 2016, she couldn’t...