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Tuesday, January 16, 2024

Locals Don’t Want Cartel de Sinaloa Or CJNG In Their Community

"Sol Prendido" for Borderland Beat 




Video translation is as follows:


The army and residents of a community in Chicomuselo in the highlands of Chiapas clashed with blows. Why? 

The communitarians fenced off the community near the Guatemalan border with trees and wires to prevent the passage of hired killers from the Jalisco New Generation Cartel and the Sinaloa Cartel. 

But now also the military for fear that they are linked to crime. After a brief dialogue, sticks, stones, and tear gas were used.


Chicomuselo, Chiapas



Grupo Reforma

30 comments:

  1. Speaking from words of residents in Southern chihuahua. Esos chinaloas son unas mierdas. Cjng me imagino iguales de culeros

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    1. 7:25 depends from region to region . Kinda like jn Chihuahua locals prefer Linea over CDS . In some states CDS is prefer over CJNG. Meanwhile in other regions cjng is welcome more than Viagras or FM . And so on. Really just depends on the region. Some cartel been in certain regions for decades.

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    2. I been saying this for years chiwas are chinalolaK

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    3. Yea half of chiwas people are some narco mofos that move weight independently to Denver, texas, kansas etc, or with linieros thats why they dislike chinaloas

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    4. It’s not suprising that the CDS in chih. are chapiza they seem to have a reputation for being bigger pains to deal with than MZ

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    5. Los salguieros has bad reputation

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    6. 7:01 They’re under Chapos

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    7. Chinolas. Y pues no han podido en chihuas el cds

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  2. Bamm rite in the kisssa for them cds nuthuggers

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  3. This is a good video for all them clowns who've been lying their asses off for years here. Locals don't want these turd cartels on their lands. And if they're ever cheering for a certain group it's only because they've been paid off to cheer for them. For the most part they don't want criminals there.

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    1. You are correct but also in some regions a certain cartel is all the locals know . Been generations in certain areas

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    2. Sol waddup. So this is funny because I was reading and seeing the video. And then I thought about posted where people were “welcoming” CDS and they “ the people” were on both sides of the the street while the caravan drove by. The interesting thing was that the people had purple and white balloons I believe. And I found that so weird that so many people had these color balloons. And I was wondering if they were paid or given those balloons. Or if the town really was happy that they were there. Look man I’ve seen the other clips you guys have posted and people are cheering. But the balloon thing was a little weird.
      It seemed to me so much as like a huge fake “ set up” welcoming for CDS

      Rubio NYC

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    3. I don’t think anyone actually wants cartels in their home but in certain areas it’s inevitable so it’s more like choosing the lesser evil but don’t get me wrong evil is still evil

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    4. 5:18 you think the Sinaloan people would allow a foreign cartel to set up shop? Or why is it so hard for other cartels to set up shop in TJ Juarez or Tamaulipas. Some organization have been in certain areas for decades. So some locals all they know its a certain group

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    5. Not true. I spent 3 weeks traveling all over Chiapas, and all of the locals I spoke with universally prefer the Mayitos over the Jaliscos because the Mayitos don't charge piso and generally leave the people alone, including this gabacho loco. They just want to move weight, and I actually watched a load come across the river in Benemerito while talking to a couple of the halcones. The Jaliscos are robbing, extorting and killing and making a complete mess of what was once one of the most peaceful states in Mexico. Organized crime is inevitable on the southern border, but there's a clear preferred option.

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    6. @ 8:46 totally agree, that video with the people waving the balloons shows it's fake AF

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  4. Good!! SMDH...The ruthless Cartels should respect and stay out of the community.

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  5. Military has disappeared/killed way more than cartels

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    1. You dont know what you are talking mi hijo.

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  6. It sucks how none of the states are no longer left alone…

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  7. Indigenous women from Jalisco are telling Mencho to check El Rojo

    https://youtu.be/zYiqYghvBrU?si=6n5vINUkRsnJviI6

    😎

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  8. Shit. Many like myself don't want these groups in their in the entire country!

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    1. As long as their is curupt government and bribes keep coming in, Cartels are free to do whatever they want.

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    2. 8:06 what do you know about corruption?
      When Mexican police officers make less than 25 USD a day and criminals kill people for a salary of 100 USD a week the "Plata or Plomo" threat seems very enticing to follow.

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    3. Wait till American salaries remain stagnant for a decade more while the rich get richer.
      Mexico will repeat itself here in the states.
      If people don't think so just remember that in Mexico like many other places poverty drives crimes.
      American jails are already overcrowded as it is.

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  9. CDS fangirls running back to reddit where they can post more fake story's of people welcoming they're shitty cartel

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  10. Woa! Right on guys!
    Mexico is cool!

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  11. Why dont the army use that energy to confront cartels and help villagers? Wonder who they want to enter,which cartel?The army that is

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    1. Think about it 🤔.
      Who is bringing in the bribes the villagers or the Cartels?
      That's why they letting Cartels grow, while the Army, sit in their barracks, shinning shoes, playing cards, smoking a joint.

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