MEXICO, DF (Ap). - The rumor about the alleged murder of Joaquin El Chapo Guzman in the region of El Peten, Guatemala, during a confrontation dissipated Friday when the Guatemalan Interior Minister, Mauricio Lopez Bonilla, publicly retracted that information. The original news was broadcast Thursday night which unleashed a wave of reactions in the media and social networks.
The official said two Sinaloa Mexican drug traffickers were killed in a clash with the police and one victim had a physical resemblance to the leader of the Sinaloa cartel. That information immediately bounced to the point that all the newspapers put the story on their web portals and some carried it over to their print editions, even though the Mexican officials Miguel Angel Osorio Chong, as the head of the Interior did not confirm the information.
After an information vacuum, first thing Friday morning the government of Guatemala retracted the information in an interview with United Emisoras Unidas, the Interior Minister said up until 2:00 am local time (08:00 GMT,) they had not been able to confirm whether or not there was armed confrontation. Security forces carried out air patrol to ascertain the information. Lopez said that there was confusion on the passing of information that came from residents in the community of San Valentin in San Francisco , in the northern Petén, who warned of the passage of a convoy, an armed confrontation and possible deaths."We have no report of a confrontation between the police and the army (with drug)", but a light aircraft and helicopters were flown the region to verify that fact, And apologized for his mistake:"
The Guatemalan Interior Minister Mauricio Lopez Bonilla, apologized, "There was a misunderstanding, I apologize." Speaking to the same station, he said there was an hypotheses based on testimonies of people, interrogations with soldiers and police, the gathered information has not verified a confrontation There was a mix up. They were talking about the information that was being generated in the area, the possibility that there might be a crime scene where it was said the deceased could have had the characteristics similar to those of El Chapo. "
El Chapo is the top leader of the Sinaloa cartel and the most wanted man in at least three countries: Mexico, the United States and Columbia. In1993, the leader of the Sinaloa cartel was arrested in Guatemala and delivered precisely to Mexico, where he was held until 2001, when he escaped from the high security prison in Puente Grande, Jalisco. Since then the drug lord has been on the run.
Interviewed after meeting with executives of the Business Coordinating Council (CCE), the official reiterated that the capture of El Chapo is a goal of the Mexican state."We hope to reply as soon as possible, the country's security forces, the Army itself, are behind different tracks that will allow us to achieve his arrest," he said upon leaving the meeting held at the Club de Industriales in Polanco.
el chong sabia que no era el chapo porque estaban cenando juntos cuando dieron la noticia....
ReplyDeleteYou better apologize! Hahahh
ReplyDeleteThe USA needs El Chapo!
The Guatemalan politicians overreacted like excited teenage girls. Get a grip Guatemala! Don't blame the press.
ReplyDeleteSon una bola de pendejos los funcionarios del gobierno de Guatemala! Se adelantaron en anunciar la muerte del chapo sin tener pruebas algunas como foots. Se fueron de Guatemala a guatepeor! Y sigue riffando el jefe de la sierra!
ReplyDeleteThe Boss lives on. All you dumbf*cks that talk sh*t about Sinaloa dont realize that everything started in Sinaloa.
ReplyDeleteThe first cartel was started by Felix Gallardo from Sinaloa
Juarez cartel? by Amado Carillo from Sinaloa
Tijuana Cartel? Los Arellano Felix from Sinaloa
and the list goes on forever.
SINALOA reigns supreme and always will.
Who gives a shit. Wow, drug traffickers you should be so proud.
Deletefuck you pendejo sinaloa son putos tamaulipas started by itself
DeleteQUE VIVA EL CHAPO GUZMAN!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThe mexican government needs chapo to help get rid of the z BLO and other cartels causing kaos and violence and bloodshed . Remember chapos a drug trafficker.
ReplyDeleteAnd don't forget a rat, kidnapper and murderer.
DeleteEverything started in Sinaloa since the 1800s when there was just campesinos they where the first drug traffickers in Mexico. And you kno who inspired pancho villa???? El rayo de Sinaloa heraclio bernal and you kno who inspired el rayo Jesus malverde. The golfo wear the second they only sold booze during prohibition it was not until the 1970s when they started trafficking drugs. Do you kno wear they got opium.
ReplyDeleteMany trace Sinaloa's first narcotics crop--opium--to the numerous Chinese settlers who arrived in the last half of the 19th century. "It was a good agricultural place for it. And generation after generation the people just did it, they perfected it," explains Edward Heath, former Country Attache for the DEA in Mexico. But large scale production of opium didn't start until the 1940's and World War II. Japan gained control of the Asian opium supply and the U.S. military needed morphine for its soldiers. So the U.S. turned to Mexico for help. "We were concerned that our supply of opium or morphine would be cut off because the world was at war. So we needed a supply close by. But,that was one of those black box things. Who knows when it happened, who did it, and why." says Edward Heath. During this period of a government-tolerated opium trade, many Sinaloans made their fortune. "Everybody was growing it, it was institutional. Some government officials bought the harvest from the farmers to export themselves. There were even soldiers up in the hills caring for the plants," explains Dr. Ley Dominguez, a 77-year-old life long resident of Mocorito, one of Sinaloa's most notorious opium regions. After Japan's defeat, however, the U.S. no longer needed Sinaloa's inferior strain of opium. But many farmers continued to produce opium and heroin; operations became more clandestine, and a smuggling network was set up.
Chapo Snitchaloa from sinaloa,he has murdered many innocents....he is sneaky,he has even fooled you idiots that praise this murdering DOG.
ReplyDeleteHe has invaded pretty much every other cartels territory's because he is a greedy snitchin Dog.
@7:07pm whats your point? i aint seen anyone on here put shit on Sinaloa state,just that Puto from sinaloa,hope the Zee's find his ass.
Mira compa el cartel de sinaloa va ha ganar este pedo al final simple y sensillamenta por que este cartel trabaja para el verdadero cartel mundial the CIA comprendez mendez
Deleterant all that in his face I don't care about any cartel but people like you that sit in the computer and talk shit should be chopped and serve as menudo to the dogs hope the zetas fry your ass for taking their side idiot Mexico is all fucked up kuz the zetas and you want them to reign sorry but your one hell of a goof
DeleteThe British Empire under Queen Victoria fought two wars for the right to traffic opium in China. Those wars occurred in 1840-1843 and 1857-1860 if I'm not mistaken, while at the same time making the Chinese to cede Hong Kong. That is why the Chinese have and developed a distrust of foreigners. As far as where the cartel leaders tend to come from, about the only ones that don't come from Sinaloa are the ones from cdg;those have been from Tamaulipas, particularly from Matamoros. Z-40 from is from N. Laredo.
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They seem like a bunch of thrilled and giddy teenagers playing telephone and blabbing b-4 thinking.
ReplyDeleteSo, if not el Chapo, who were the two Sinaloa Cartel operatives who were killed in Guatemala?
ReplyDeleteI just find it retarded how a lot of u praise chapo or z40 cdg, etc. They do nothing for you. I'm from sinaloa and chapo is a disgrace, I know a lot of hard working agriculture farmers my grandfather has been one for 72 years he started with 20 hectarias that Where given to his father and now has 80 it may not be a lot but it only cost our family sweat and tears no blood a lot of agriculture tomatoes,peunuts,corn, garbanzo, beans etc comes from sinaloa that's what I'm proud of the hard working people who do it not these low lives..
ReplyDeleteinternational governments legalize cigarettes + alcohol in their country but why not also legalize marijuana? cigarette is cigarette, alcohol is alcohol, marijuana is marijuana.
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