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México da asilo diplomático a Nadia Shirley Beller, expareja de Fernando Cerimedo razon.com.mx/mundo/2026/11/…
México da asilo diplomático a Nadia Shirley Beller, expareja de Fernando Cerimedo razon.com.mx/mundo/2026/11/…
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Omar García Harfuch Details Arrest of “R1,” Leader of CJNG-Linked “Los Rs” Cell Accused in Carlos Manzo Murder
Security Secretary Omar García Harfuch has provided details on the operation that led to the arrest of Ramón Ángel “N,” alias “R1,” one of the main leaders of “Los Rs,” ted with the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG).
According to authorities, “R1” is identified as a suspected intellectual author (mastermind) of the murder of Carlos Manzo, the former mayor of Uruapan, Michoacán. He is accused of participating in the decision, planning, and financing of the attack, as well as giving the direct order for the killing. His capture is part of broader investigations into the case that have resulted in dozens of arrests.
Security Secretary Omar García Harfuch has provided details on the operation that led to the arrest of Ramón Ángel “N,” alias “R1,” one of the main leaders of “Los Rs,” ted with the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG).
According to authorities, “R1” is identified as a suspected intellectual author (mastermind) of the murder of Carlos Manzo, the former mayor of Uruapan, Michoacán. He is accused of participating in the decision, planning, and financing of the attack, as well as giving the direct order for the killing. His capture is part of broader investigations into the case that have resulted in dozens of arrests.
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President Nayib Bukele of El Salvador confirmed that forces destroyed the home of Wilson Joseph, alias “Lanmò San Jou,” leader of Haiti’s 400 Mawozo gang, along with the gang’s headquarters.
“Promises kept… We destroyed the home of Lanmò San Jou and the headquarters of the 400 ost of the gang members fled without even trying to fight. What cowards!” Bukele said.
“Promises kept… We destroyed the home of Lanmò San Jou and the headquarters of the 400 ost of the gang members fled without even trying to fight. What cowards!” Bukele said.
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Alias ‘Barba Chivo,’ Member of FARC’s 33rd Front, Captured in Tibú After Surviving Military Bombing
A video shows the moment President ADLE confronted alias ‘Barba Chivo,’ identified as a member of the FARC’s 33rd Front. He was captured by National Army troops in a rural area of r, after surviving a military bombing and being intercepted on the ground.
According to official information on the operation, the individual had belonged to the organization for 11 years and was a trusted associate of Andrey Avendaño.
The broader military offensive in Catatumbo left four members dead and six captured. Troops also seized seven rifles and 15 grenades intended for drones, and three camps were reportedly hit.
A video shows the moment President ADLE confronted alias ‘Barba Chivo,’ identified as a member of the FARC’s 33rd Front. He was captured by National Army troops in a rural area of r, after surviving a military bombing and being intercepted on the ground.
According to official information on the operation, the individual had belonged to the organization for 11 years and was a trusted associate of Andrey Avendaño.
The broader military offensive in Catatumbo left four members dead and six captured. Troops also seized seven rifles and 15 grenades intended for drones, and three camps were reportedly hit.
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Two recent operations against armed gangs in Haiti have delivered significant results: the capture of one prominent leader and the death of another.
In a joint operation, Salvadoran military personnel working with the Haitian Coast Guard captured Jean Saint-Louis, alias one of the country’s main gang leaders. This marks the first high-impact arrest carried out by Salvadoran forces since they began operations in Haiti.
In a separate action in Cité-Soleil, on the outskirts of Port-au-Prince, Mathias Sainthil (also reported as Saintil), leader of the Boston gang, was killed after being wounded in a drone strike by security forces. Haitian authorities confirmed his death.
These actions form part of intensified efforts against criminal structures controlling large areas of the capital.
In a joint operation, Salvadoran military personnel working with the Haitian Coast Guard captured Jean Saint-Louis, alias one of the country’s main gang leaders. This marks the first high-impact arrest carried out by Salvadoran forces since they began operations in Haiti.
In a separate action in Cité-Soleil, on the outskirts of Port-au-Prince, Mathias Sainthil (also reported as Saintil), leader of the Boston gang, was killed after being wounded in a drone strike by security forces. Haitian authorities confirmed his death.
These actions form part of intensified efforts against criminal structures controlling large areas of the capital.
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Jalisco state police arrested Alberto Alonso Alencastro, alias “Beto El Mexa,” in Autlán de Navarro. The 27-year-old California native is a high-priority target of the FBI and has been wanted since June on a murder warrant issued in California. He was turned over to Mexican for transfer to face charges in the United States.
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These are the 19 people arrested alongside Rafael “N,” alias “El R2,” following an armed confrontation with military personnel at a restaurant in Zapopan, Jalisco.
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In Teocaltiche, Jalisco, individuals identified as members of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) kidnapped and interrogated a man who claimed to belong to a rival group led by Mario González.
Separately, in Zapopan, Jalisco, police and military forces captured Rafael 2,” the leader of “Los Rs,” a CJNG cell. The arrest took place inside a restaurant during an armed confrontation. R2 was wounded, and one Mexican Navy (SEMAR) serviceman was also injured.
Later that night, in a joint operation, SEMAR and the Attorney General’s Office (FGR) transferred 19 of R2’s bodyguards, who had also been detained during the operation.
Separately, in Zapopan, Jalisco, police and military forces captured Rafael 2,” the leader of “Los Rs,” a CJNG cell. The arrest took place inside a restaurant during an armed confrontation. R2 was wounded, and one Mexican Navy (SEMAR) serviceman was also injured.
Later that night, in a joint operation, SEMAR and the Attorney General’s Office (FGR) transferred 19 of R2’s bodyguards, who had also been detained during the operation.
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Hundreds of Salvadoran soldiers have been seen patrolling the streets of Haiti on foot in the Plaine du Cul-de-Sac area, northeast of Port-au-Prince, during operations against armed gangs.
A Haitian resident highlighted the contrast with the Chadian contingent: “The Chadians armored vehicles unless they were in a safe area. What we need are boots on the ground, not soldiers traveling in armored vehicles all day.”
A Haitian resident highlighted the contrast with the Chadian contingent: “The Chadians armored vehicles unless they were in a safe area. What we need are boots on the ground, not soldiers traveling in armored vehicles all day.”
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El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele has shared additional photos of Salvadoran soldiers conducting patrols in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
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In Culiacán, Sinaloa, La Mayiza (MF) is reported to have decapitated “El Japonés,” described as a close associate and cousin of “El Chapito Lomas.” El Chapito Lomas is identified as a high-ranking figure within Gente de Guano and Los Chapitos.
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A terrorist attack using explosive-laden drones struck a military base in Santa Rosa del Sur, Bolívar department, on Saturday around 12:30 p.m. The assault targeted the facilities of the 19th Brigade, where the 48th Infantry Battalion (Batallón de Selva N.º 48) is based.
Initial ast three soldiers killed and eight seriously wounded after multiple explosive devices were launched at the base. Later preliminary accounts suggested the death toll had risen to eight, with more than 30 injured, though these higher figures have not been officially confirmed.
The Colombian Army has activated security protocols and launched an investigation to identify those responsible.
Initial ast three soldiers killed and eight seriously wounded after multiple explosive devices were launched at the base. Later preliminary accounts suggested the death toll had risen to eight, with more than 30 injured, though these higher figures have not been officially confirmed.
The Colombian Army has activated security protocols and launched an investigation to identify those responsible.
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Army Black Hawk Harassed by Drones During Extraction Exercise in Timba, Cauca
Military personnel aboard an Army Black Hawk helicopter faced a tense situation when the aircraft was harassed by drones during an extraction exercise in the Timba area, under the jurisdiction of le del Cauca.
The incident took place during the training exercise. No information has been released so far about any damage to the helicopter or injuries to the crew and passengers.
Military personnel aboard an Army Black Hawk helicopter faced a tense situation when the aircraft was harassed by drones during an extraction exercise in the Timba area, under the jurisdiction of le del Cauca.
The incident took place during the training exercise. No information has been released so far about any damage to the helicopter or injuries to the crew and passengers.
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Moroccan New Generation Cartel (CMNG), Inspired by Mexico’s CJNG, Releases Video Displaying Firearms in France
A criminal group styling itself the Moroccan New Generation Cartel (CMNG), a name clearly modeled on Mexico’s Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG), has published a showing multiple firearms.
A criminal group styling itself the Moroccan New Generation Cartel (CMNG), a name clearly modeled on Mexico’s Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG), has published a showing multiple firearms.
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Armed Venezuelan Man Arrested Near White House After Claiming Voices Told Him to Kill Trump cartelwatch.net/2026/11/07/arm…
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Unverified claims circulating among some gang members and local sources suggest that Salvadoran soldiers who disappeared in Haiti after a gang ambush may have been killed, beheaded, and that their heads were burned as part of an alleged satanic ritual. These details come from an d by a Salvadoran individual known as “El Jos,” who has been closely monitoring the case.
As of now, there is no official confirmation from Salvadoran authorities, the UN-backed Gang Suppression Force, or Haitian officials that the soldiers were murdered or that any such ritual occurred. The claims remain unconfirmed and should be treated as unverified rumors. The four aviation technicians (non-combat personnel) have been missing since an October 18, 2026 ambush on their armored vehicle in the Santo area of Croix-des-Bouquets near Port-au-Prince; earlier reports of recovered burned remains were disputed by President Nayib Bukele, who stated they did not belong to the missing men. Their fate is still unknown, and a large Salvadoran search-and-rescue deployment continues.
As of now, there is no official confirmation from Salvadoran authorities, the UN-backed Gang Suppression Force, or Haitian officials that the soldiers were murdered or that any such ritual occurred. The claims remain unconfirmed and should be treated as unverified rumors. The four aviation technicians (non-combat personnel) have been missing since an October 18, 2026 ambush on their armored vehicle in the Santo area of Croix-des-Bouquets near Port-au-Prince; earlier reports of recovered burned remains were disputed by President Nayib Bukele, who stated they did not belong to the missing men. Their fate is still unknown, and a large Salvadoran search-and-rescue deployment continues.
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Colombia has received three MQ-9A Reaper drones on loan from the United States. The aircraft will initially be operated remotely from U.S. facilities to conduct surveillance, reconnaissance, and potential precision-strike missions against narco-guerrilla groups inside Colombian ed capabilities for target tracking, intelligence gathering, and precision attacks, the drones are expected to strengthen Colombian military operations against armed organizations linked to drug trafficking.
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