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"Culiacanazo" in Ciudad Guzmán, Jalisco? : Jalisco

 
"Char" for Borderland Beat 

This article was translated and reposted from INFORMADOR.MX


By: Jaime Barrera


February 23, 2024 - 02:50 am



As will be recalled, the term "Culiacanazo" was coined after that black Thursday in the capital of Sinaloa, when Ovidio Guzmán, son of "El Chapo", was arrested and released after a failed operation by the Mexican Army on October 17, 2019, less than a year after Andrés Manuel López Obrador assumed the Presidency of the Republic. 


That decision caused a first scratch to the President's popularity, and the beginning of the distrust of the United States that was revealed yesterday by the US newspaper The New York Times, by pointing out that after the case of General Salvador Cienfuegos, former Secretary of Defense during the last six-year term, who was arrested by the US justice system on charges of having colluded with drug traffickers and when he was extradited to Mexico, the Attorney General's Office (FGR) exonerated him in January 2021, the US government initiated an investigation in which it could not prove the links of close associates of the President with organized crime groups.


It was the cost that the President decided to pay for all the errors in planning, strategy and military execution, which placed him, as he explained, on the edge of the risky dilemma of avoiding a bloodbath in Culiacan and buckling before the drug cartels or complying with the law and his duty.

Local police sources that maintain communication with U.S. anti-drug agencies assure me that their reading is that last Friday in Ciudad Guzman something similar to what happened in Culiacan would have happened.

Although so far there is no official version from the National Guard, whose elements confronted the armed civilians, state authorities only indicated that the result was a raided farm where weapons were found, a presumed criminal killed and an element of the NG wounded, in that violent day a week ago in which there were narco-blockades in the three main entrances to Ciudad Guzman.


It was never confirmed, however, what many journalistic versions unofficially reported in the sense that the violent response of this organized crime cell, which caused fear and anxiety once again to the population of Ciudad de Guzman, was due to the alleged arrest of a key leader of the New Generation Cartel Jalisco (CJNG) that operates in that area.


DEA agents, who worked in Jalisco until the Government of the 4T limited to the maximum its operation in Mexico, privately assured that such detention existed, but that they could not keep it, because the elements of the NG or National Guard were overcome and isolated from reinforcements with the blockades committed by the militias of the narco in that municipality of the Southern Region of Jalisco.


The municipal, state, and/or federal authorities would do well to confirm or deny this version.


SOURCE: INFORMADOR.MX

41 comments:

  1. Important and credible journalist of Jalisco reported the captured of the plaza boss of Ciudad Guzman , Jalisco, but for the military forces to come out empty handed it does ring the alarm bells if truly a CJNG leader was set free.

    I personally do not believe at all Juan Carlos El 3 second in command of CJNG was captured in Ciudad Guzman, Jalisco, or even came close of being captured it was a rumor that was started online and that spread like fire.

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    1. Juan Carlos el 3 is the stepson of Mencho

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    2. Nope not el 3 el 3 se la lleva en la region de los altos a su tio lo valencia siempre an andado por los lados se san julian

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    3. 916
      El panadero y/o El harinas
      was caught with 4-5 rpg's.
      This is public by the way? That way you can stop fantasizing about el 3 lol 😂

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    4. 1:10 if you read the whole article el paletero and el nopalero were also almost caught.

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    5. But what about el chingadero and el mero-mero?

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  2. why they got to copy Sinaloa with el Culiacanaso?? they copy everything damn wanna bees

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    1. Yup just call it Jalisconaso jajaja or Guzmanaso jajaja

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    2. El Culiacanesco

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    3. Tamaulipas foos be doing "culiacanasos" every weekend they don't pay no bribes.

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    4. Jalisco was first to shut down Jalisco and drop some black hawks back in 2015 way before Sinaloa did anything close to that

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    5. 932 no one cares about your shitty Culiacanazo outside of Mexico. Face it you look up to losers.

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  3. What happened in Ciudad Guzmán was nothing was compared to the Culiacánazo. It wasn’t even on the same level as when El Doble RR and El Apa were both almost captured back in 2022. Whoever they captured probably wasn’t as high of a ranking member as many people thought.

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  4. This was nothing like the Culiacánazo. During the Culiacánazo, you had armored vehicles driving in the streets, hostages being taken, vehicles set on fire etc. I honestly don’t think I saw a single vehicle being set on fire in Ciudad Guzman. If the National Guard had actually captured the stepson of Mencho, CJNG’s reaction was a lot of calmer than I expected.

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    1. Do you forget what happened 2015 April when mechos shot down a chopper??

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    2. 11:54 - What does that have to do with Ciudad Guzman ? There was no footage of any military choppers being used in Ciudad Guzman. Again, if the military had captured the 03, I would have expected a way bigger reaction from CJNG. And a bigger reaction from the military as well. 03 is one of the highest ranking members of CJNG, and you sent the freaking national guard to capture him with no reinforcements on standby and no air support. If this was a planned operation, it was doomed to fail from the beginning.

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    3. 11:54 it was 3 choppers, 2 confirmed but only 1 reported

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    4. 3:49 - I don’t know where you heard that 3 choppers were shot down, but that is definitely not true. Only one was shot down during the military operation to capture Mencho back in 2015. Two were used by the military during the operation, but only one was shot down. And the operation took place during the early hours of May 1st, not in April.

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    5. 3:49 - Only one chopper was shot down. I believe it was hit twice.

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    6. 3:49 - It was only one chopper mate. Don’t know where you got three from.

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    7. dam so you saying CJNG better that CDS since they dont need to take hostages?? also there were armour vehicles and even clashes just directly with the goverment tho seen plenty of videos with shootings all night when it happened. and dont forget military doesn't have to report anything to the public so you never gonna see those numbers minute all news outlets went dark with this i knew military wasn't gonna report shit.

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  5. I honestly wouldn’t be surprised if the National Guard just accidentally stumbled upon whoever they captured. It doesn’t sound like this was a planned operation.

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    1. How is this even relevant? Sounds like some racist predjudice bullshit.

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    2. Wrong site dude

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    4. Lmao definitely on the wrong site. We don’t talk about that BS here. It’s irrelevant to us.

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    6. 11:23, you got the numbers right but you see denial is everywhere.

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    7. The Democratic party should charge the Republican party compensation for babysitting.

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  7. Gonna be interesting to see where the cartels are at In another 20 years they should have time to really build up their para militaries

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  8. People say that El Piter got caught and tooken to CD MÉXICO. CD Guzman ain't that active you might see some Lower Level guys at times but most big shots keep it Low Key

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    1. Hey hey alucines are important too you know. Skinny jeans and radios are just as important as botas de avestruz and a sombrero

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  9. Not even close to El culiacanazo infact...
    Not the 1st or 2nd event for that matter.

    ¡This is some crazy mental gymnastics!

    1st of all- It's not heart surgery? So just compare both culiacanazos to what happened in cuidad guzmán? And you'll have a, monumental overstatement
    and some more fear mongering.

    Same b.s (🇺🇸) ingredients.

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    1. Some events in Reynosa come closer to Culiacanazo.

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    2. 5:44 El Reynosalazaso

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    3. true they didn't kill or kidnap any civilians they just fought with the military and blocked the roads.

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    4. 1:18 the biggest event was when CJNG took those choppers down when they tryed getting Don Mencho in Jalisco, one on one, no hostages or innocent people involved, that was straight savage shit, out of a movie, shit not even in movies you would see that, that made the Culiacanazo look like kindergardeners playing soccer

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    5. Yeah I agree @352 when CJNG took down the chopper, that's maybe the most significant clash with authorities since cjng creation.
      Still doesn't compare to "El Culiacanazo" where CDS narco-terrorist literally went after the innocent population. Lol

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    6. 12:50 i guess in the narco-terrorist area you are right no other cartel has threatened innocent civilians like CDS pussies did but on a one on one cartel vs authorities CJNG has the top spot no daught 👍

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  10. Mexico truly is only just a step above Iraq/Afghanistan as the US military jokes....

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