Armed men block the roads along Mexico as a rage of torching vehicles, cartel lawn war

Armed men’s groups, Mexico, police and local media, among those who think, were said to be in a prestigious war Jalisco New Generation Drug Cartel and local criminal groups.

The militants seized trucks and saw a fire on a highway connecting Mexican city to Guadalajara, police, Michoacan and Guanajuato said at least 18 similar incidents in neighboring countries.

Michoacan informed the condition of the police source, attacks and attacks on anonymity that reacted to the military operation in the region by the new generation of Jalisco.

The fires reported on Tuesday, the roads were cleared and the loss was reported.

The Mexican government has declared a war against drug trafficking groups in 2006, since today, since about 480,000 years of the last 19 years have been killed.

Jalisco was a new generation cartel has been appointed A terrorist organization by President Trump in February. After the US drug protection administration, the cartel, which is about 19,000, quickly became extremely violent and competent Sinaloa cartel Sinaloa Cartel Capo Ignacio’nun Military by Coronel Villarreal after the murder of 2010.

The group was accused of using fake job ads to make new members and offz Torture and kill Who resists. Last month, a group of people looking for missing relatives were found Charred bones, shoes and clothing on a suspicious training field for the cartel.

Leads the Jalisco Cartel Nemesio Rubén “El Mencho” Oseeguera Servantes. The US government has offered a $ 15 million award for the information that causes him to be arrested. Oseeguera drew attention after the forecasted as a group played at Jalisco in Jalisco in late March.

In February, his wife Rosalinda Gonzalez, was Were released from prison After a five-year sentence after the arrest of an organized criminal group in 2021 in Mexico in 2021, after receiving a five-year sentence. His release has a 29 drug trafficking in Mexican prisons on the same day Sent to the US.

Associated Press contributed to this report.