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La comunidad de Chilapa, Guerrero, ha vivido años de violencia y terror perpetrada por el grupo criminal de “Los Ardillos”, pero ¿quiénes son?

Hablar de Chilapa, Guerrero, es hablar de grupos criminales y del terror a pobladores generado mediante violencia. La comunidad se ha visto gravemente afectada por delincuentes como "Los Ardillos", que los obligan a desplazarse debido a los ataques con drones y armas de alto poder.

De las 16 bandas que se pelean la zona, "Los Ardillos" son los que han logrado echar raíces más profundas. Con casi 20 años de historia, este grupo se ha vuelto experto en aprovechar la geografía alejada de la Montaña de Guerrero para producir y mover droga, pero sobre todo, para someter a la población.

Este grupo criminal estaría comandado por Celso Ortega Jiménez, Bernardo Ortega Jiménez, Jorge Iván Ortega y Atonio Ortega Jiménez. Son responsables de los últimos ataques a pobladores de los cuales hay 76 asesinados y 25 desaparecidos.

La guerra entre "Los Ardillos" y "Los Tlacos" tiene a Chilapa inundado en violencia

Desde el año 2022, "Los Ardillos" mantienen una pelea a muerte contra otro grupo conocido como "Los Tlacos". Esta disputa no solo es por las rutas de la droga; se pelean cada peso de las extorsiones, el control de los mercados y hasta el transporte público.

En esta guerra, los pueblos indígenas quedan en medio, siendo desplazados de sus tierras mientras ambos bandos buscan apoderarse de la zona.

Alcaldesa de Chilpancingo se reúne con "Los Ardillos"

Una de las razones por las que "Los Ardillos" aparecieron en el mapa fue el video de 2023 donde se veía a Norma Otilia Hernández, entonces alcaldesa de Chilpancingo, sentada en una mesa con Celso Ortega Jiménez, el líder del grupo.

Apesar del gran escándalo que se armó debido a los nexos criminales de la morenista y que el partido le haya quitado la militancia, hoy la política está de regreso como consejera estatal y hasta busca gobernar el estado de Guerrero.

"Los Ardillos" habrían asesinado a Alejandro Arcos, alcalde electo de Chilpancingo en 2024

Alejandro Arcos, el alcalde que entró después del polémico periodo de Norma Otilia, solo duró seis días vivo. Fue secuestrado y decapitado; su cabeza fue dejada sobre el toldo de una camioneta a la vista de todos.

Ese mensaje no fue solo para los políticos, sino para toda la región: quien no se alinea con los grupos dominantes, paga el precio más alto.

¿Dónde operan "Los Ardillos"?

"Los Ardillos" dominan la zona de la Montaña y el Centro, lugares donde los caminos son complicados y la presencia de la policía es nula o está comprada. Ser aliados de los Beltrán Leyva les ha dado estructura y recursos para mantenerse vigentes durante dos décadas, convirtiéndose en una autoridad paralela que decide quién vende, quién compra y quién vive en los municipios que controlan

To talk about Chilapa, Guerrero, is to talk about criminal groups and the terror inflicted upon residents through violence. The community has been severely affected by criminals such as "Los Ardillos," who force them to displace due to attacks with drones and high-powered weapons.

Out of the 16 gangs fighting over the area, "Los Ardillos" are the ones that have managed to take the deepest roots. With nearly 20 years of history, this group has become expert at taking advantage of the remote geography of the Guerrero Mountain range to produce and move drugs, but above all, to subdue the population.

This criminal group is reportedly commanded by Celso Ortega Jiménez, Bernardo Ortega Jiménez, Jorge Iván Ortega, and Antonio Ortega Jiménez. They are responsible for the latest attacks on residents, which have resulted in 76 people murdered and 25 disappeared.

LA Times reported that Iván and Alfredo Guzman are finally ready to turn themselves in with the US gov.

In my opinion, when Joaquin kidnapped Mayo and turned himself in, they all got a deal, they all agreed to turn themselves in, like their father Chapo wanted. Iván and Alfredo stayed to provide more info and finalize things: turn in people, get info on other cartels (interestingly Mencho is gone too) and the US doesn't care about the Sinaloa war/bloodbath.

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🚨 Iván Archivaldo Guzmán Salazar y su hermano Jesús, líderes de la facción “Los Chapitos” del Cártel de Sinaloa, estarían en contacto con el gobierno de Estados Unidos para ver la posibilidad de una entrega, reportó el diario Los Angeles Times.

El diario estadounidense señala que los hijos fugitivos de Joaquín Guzmán Loera, “El Chapo”, iniciaron contactos hace alrededor de un año, y que están esperando a ver cómo evolucionan los casos judiciales de sus medios hermanos detenidos en Chicago, Joaquín y Ovidio Guzmán, antes de tomar una decisión definitiva.

https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/mundo/ivan-archivaldo-y-jesus-guzman-salazar-en-contactos-con-eu-ven-posibilidad-de-entrega-reporta-los-angeles-times/

Info Leaks claims that Mayito Gordo has returned to Mexico, specifically to Durango, where he was welcomed with a big party with live music and armed bodyguards.

The video says that he escaped the witness protection program ...yet it also says that he returned to turn in MF's operators like El Ruso , La Rana and more, in order to get a reduced sentence for his father Mayo Zambada.

Is he copying the Chapitos now ?

Only time will tell

Fabien Tamayo - Alias ​​​​Chiruza

Fredy Hernan Gonzalez Franco - Alias ​​​​Fredy Misterio

Jorge Gonzalees Correa - Alias ​​​​El Mico

John Jairo Betancur Montoya - Alias ​​​​Icopor

José Fernando Ospina Montoya - Alias ​​​​Gordo Lambas

Juan Carlos Diez Bedoya - Alias ​​​​La Garra

Yaïr Klein

Luis Fernando Zabala - Alias ​​​​Cuco Zabala

Jhon Jairo Velásquez - Alias ​​​​Popeye

Dandeny Muñoz Mosquera - Alias ​​​​La Quica

Brance Muñoz Mosquera - Alias ​​Tyson

John Jairo Arias Tascon - Alias ​​​​Pinina

Carlos Aguilar - Alias ​​​​El Mugre

Jorge Eli Pabon - Alias ​​​​"El Negro"

Carlos Mario Alzate Urquijo - Alias ​​​​El Arete

Diego Arcila Henao - Alias ​​​​Tomate

Iran Giovanni Lopera Zabala - Alias ​​​​Pasarela

Darío Uzma

Byron de Jesús Velásquez - Alias ​​​​Quesito

Rubén Darío Londoño Vásquez - Alias ​​​​La Yuca

Ma chaine YouTub

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Recent Confrontation between Los Caballeros Templarios and CJNG .

Several Templarios died.

La Chaparra

A teenager who works for La Mayiza.

She is alive and active as of now.

Does she really take part in confrontations?

Would MF trust her as his personal bodyguard? I wouldn't.

She is probably lowest rank "soldier", the ones they throw at the frontline to use as shield

Exclusive: Historic FBI Report On Murder Of Eugenio Garza Sada

Guerrillas who killed Tec de Monterrey founder moved in US and got guns there; FBI investigated

By Juan Alberto Cedillo and Ioan Grillo

On the morning of Sept. 17, 1973, one of Mexico’s top businessmen, Eugenio Garza Sada, was riding to work in Monterrey in a black Ford Galaxie when a pick-up packed with gunmen cut in. The assailants were in a communist guerrilla group who wanted to kidnap Garza for ransom; Garza, then 81, ran an empire of breweries and factories and founded the prestigious Tec de Monterrey university.

However, when a guerilla came up to the Galaxie window with a rifle, the driver, Bernardo Chapa Pérez, pulled out a pistol and fired. In the ensuing struggle, two guerillas, Chapa, a bodyguard called Modesto Torres, and Garza himself died. More than 150,000 people attended the funeral of the magnate, considered Monterrey’s foremost businessman of the twentieth century.

In a CrashOut exclusive, we publish here for the first time information from 55 pages of an FBI probe into Garza’s murder obtained through a freedom of information request. FBI agents have operated in Mexico going back many decades, along with officers from the CIA, DEA and other agencies, and were interested in such a major event as the killing of the man they described as a “Mexican multimillionaire industrialist,” and of the guerilla group behind it. The work of U.S. agencies south of the border is of particular interest following the death of two CIA operatives here last month.

However, the FBI was also investigating leads in the Garza murder in the United States, where members of the guerilla group moved and where it procured firearms. The FBI files reveal an alert that one of the killers could have fled over the border, the questioning of a gun shop owner in San Antonio, and the records of workers in Dallas. They also gives extensive details on ..

Detailed info are at this link but you have to subscribe to read the whole report. Anyways, who wants to read 55 pages??

We understand the bottom line: the guerrillas got their guns in the US

https://www.crashoutmedia.com/p/exclusive-historic-fbi-report-on

Journalist Jesus Lemus claims that the high-stakes military operation in the "Golden Triangle" region of Mexico of a week ago was aimed at capturing Iván Archivaldo Guzmán.

The True Target: Iván Archivaldo Guzmán

The Objective: According to journalist Jesús Lemus, the primary goal of the massive operation in Durango was not to capture "El Guano," but rather Iván Archivaldo Guzmán, the leader of "Los Chapitos"

The Tracking: Authorities reportedly tracked a cell phone believed to belong to Iván Archivaldo for several days, leading them to various strategic locations

The Chihuahua Drug Lab And The 4 CIA agents

The operation began in Huachochi, Chihuahua, where Mexican forces and U.S. agents located and dismantled the largest drug laboratory found in the country to day.

Upon leaving the site, agents were allegedly attacked by men linked to "El Guano." Reports suggest a rocket launcher was used, resulting in the deaths of two CIA agents.

(The CIA agents, Luis Chaparro reported, were 4, not just 2. Only 2 travelled in the car which was ambushed by cartel members and diede as a result)

THE COVER-UP

While Lemus, Luis Chaparro, and other journalists report a targeted ambush/attack, the official version from Chihuahua authorities claimed the agents died in an accidental vehicle fire, which the journalist describes as "damage control" to hide a lack of inter-agency coordination

The Durango Operation and "Ell Guano"

The tracked phone moved again, signaling a location in El Durazno, Durango, causing the military deployment to shift focus to that area.

Key Arrests: During a second major confrontation, at least 10 people were detained, including the head of security and the "right-hand man" of El Guano

THE CONTROVERSY

Jesús Lemus claims that Aureliano Guzmán Loera (El Guano) himself was actually detained during this raid, though official reports have since handled this information with extreme secrecy or denied it.

Others reporters claimed that El Guano was Arrested and released, perhaos thanks to bribes. Every One thought El Guano was the main goal of the Durango operation, while Lemus claims that he was Just A "Side Dish". The main course was Iván Archivaldo.

May 2, 2026

Rubén Rocha Moya, the Governor of Sinaloa, and Juan de Dios Gámez Mendívil, the Mayor of Culiacán, have both requested a **Licencia Temporal (**temporary leave of absence) from their respective offices.

MAYOR AND GOVERNOR TAKE "LICENCIA TEMPORAL"

The Governor and the Mayor are stepping down temporarily to face a massive legal and diplomatic crisis following the formal US government induction linking them to the Sinaloa Cartel.

NARCOTRAFFICKING AND CORRUPTION CHARGES BY THE US GOVERNMENT

U.S. authorities (specifically from New York) allege that Rocha Moya and nine other officials collaborated with the Sinaloa Cartel. The allegations suggest they provided "institutional protection," leaked information about military/police operations, and facilitated drug trafficking routes in exchange for political backing and bribes.

REASONS FOR THE TEMPORARY LEAVE

In a video message recorded from his office, Rocha Moya stated that he is requesting the leave for these reasons:

To Protect the Movement: He claimed he does not want his presence in office to be used to "damage the movement" (referring to the ruling Morena party).

To Facilitate Investigations: By stepping aside, he intends to allow investigations to proceed without the appearance of using his official power to interfere.

POLITICAL REACTION

President Claudia Sheinbaum:

The Mexican President has rejected foreign intervention in Mexican affairs. She has publicly demanded that the United States provide "conclusive and irrefutable evidence" to back up these claims against the Governor.

Federal Prosecution (FGR): The Mexican Attorney General’s Office (FGR) has opened its own investigation into the matter but noted that they currently lack the evidence mentioned by the U.S. authorities.

POLITICAL PROTECTION

By taking a Licencia Temporal, Rocha Moya remains the "titular" governor but hands over executive power to an interim appointee. This allows him to maintain a degree of legal protection while attempting to clear his name or wait for the political storm to subside.

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In the meantime:

***THE US IS REQUESTING THE IMMEDIATE DETENTION OF THE 10 INDICTED POLITICIANS, TO BE FOLLOWED BY THEIR PROMTP EXTRADITION***

One of the 10, Enrique Inzunza Cázares, was reported missing already.

Amongst the 10 Mexican politicians whom the US indicted for narcotrafficking, there is Senator Enrique Inzunza Cazares.

The shocking news?

He is the intellectual author of the murder of Melesio Cuen.

The senator is a cold blooded executor. He dispatched the orders and names of the members of the opposition to be eliminated.

Cazares' response to the US' accusations appears in his X (Twitter) latest posts: he brings up "national sovereignty" in hopes to not get arrested and extradited.

That's exactly what the US demands: immediate detention of the 10 indicted politicians, to be followed by extradition.

In the meantime, Senator Càzares has vanished. A video emerged of his name being called at the Senate, with no answer, and his seat empty. Did Cázares just renounce his public office, or did he flee the country??

Rocha Moya once said: If I fall, all of you also fall.

Let's see if the Mexican politicians and judiciary protect him

In the meantime, the US issues a "travel-escape alert" to Mexican immigration: they fear Rocha Moya will leave the country after being indicted.

Markitos trembles....

Anabel Hernandez had been saying this for over a year.

U.S. prosecutors accused a Mexican governor and nine other current and former Mexican officials of participating in a broad conspiracy to help a powerful Mexican cartel import drugs into the United States in exchange for bribes and votes.

In an indictment unsealed on Wednesday, U.S. prosecutors said that the governor of the Mexican state of Sinaloa, Rubén Rocha Moya, had accepted bribes and help getting elected in exchange for protecting his state’s dominant criminal organization, the Sinaloa cartel, which has terrorized his constituents for years.

Prosecutors alleged that the other current and former Mexican officials — including a Mexican senator and prominent mayor — had also taken bribes to shield cartel members from arrest and feed them information.

In a statement, Mr. Rocha denied the charges as “entirely false and without foundation,” and said that they were an effort by the United States to violate Mexico’s sovereignty and attack its leftist political movement, which is led by President Claudia Sheinbaum

The indictment is the Trump administration’s most significant step yet in cracking down on the government corruption that it has said is at the heart of Mexico’s cartel problem.

Mr. Rocha is the highest-ranking member of Mexico’s dominant political party, Morena, to be indicted by the United States. The move could drive a wedge between the U.S. and Mexican governments just as they are deepening cooperation on combating the cartels that have killed thousands of Mexicans and made fortunes by smuggling drugs into the United States.

Mr. Rocha, 76, is a party ally of Ms. Sheinbaum and her predecessor, former President Andrés Manuel López Obrador. As Mr. Rocha had faced intensifying accusations of corruption in recent months, he had been publicly backed by Morena officials.

(Excerpt from the NY Times)

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The News On X:

🚨 Los cargos de los acusados por Estados Unidos por narcotráfico a favor del Cártel de Sinaloa:

1. Rubén Rocha Moya: Gobernador de Sinaloa.

2. Enrique Inzunza Cázarez: Senador de la República por Sinaloa (Morena).

3. Enrique Díaz Vega: Ex Secretario de Administración y Finanzas.

4. Dámaso Castro Zaavédra: Actual subprocurador de la Fiscalía de Sinaloa.

5. Marco Antonio Almanza Avilés: Ex jefe de la Policía de Investigación de la Fiscalía estatal.

6. Alberto Jorge Contreras Núñez: Ex jefe de la Policía de Investigación de la Fiscalía estatal.

7. Gerardo Mérida Sánchez: Ex Secretario de Seguridad Pública.

8. José Antonio Dionisio Hipólito: Ex subdirector de la Policía Estatal de Sinaloa.

9. Juan de Dios Gámez Mendívil: Alcalde de Culiacán.

10. Juan Valenzuela Millán: Ex comandante de la Policía Municipal de Culiacán.

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In a joint operation in Zapopan, members of the Mexican Army Special Forces and the National Guard captured César Alejandro "N," known as "El Güero Conta." According to authorities, the detainee served as the alleged financial operator for Audias Flores Silva, alias "El Jardinero," who is considered a regional leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG). "El Güero Conta" is allegedly involved in laundering money from illicit activities through a network of shell companies and front men.

He is also linked to the purchase of:

- aircrafts

- boats

- ranches

- various real estate

- investments in the tequila industry.

From: Ocran Leaks