Drug dealer 'El Mencho' and cartel leader Jalisco Nueva Generación has been killed
Jalisco (west) and five other states of the country have issued a alert to prevent citizens from taking to the streets because of the riots caused by this murder.
The Mexican Army has killed Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes today, Sunday, headofthe "Jalisco Nueva Generación"cartel, alias" El Mencho. " No list of the most wanted markers, both in Mexicoand in the United States.
The police operation, which took place in themunicipality of Tapalpa , 130 kilometres south of Guadalajara, the capital ofJalisco , has led to armed clashes in the region.
He wasone of the most wanted criminals by the Mexican and American authorities, Oseguera Cervantes.
The United States accused the drug dealer "El Mencho" of establishing an "ageof terror "in Mexico and of destroying"many lives"with fentanyl. Jalisco New Generation cartel was included last year in the list of terrorist groups Washington.
In response to this Sunday's police operation, roads have been blocked in Jalisco and other states of the country and vehicles and businesses have been burned, and numerous burnt vehicles have been seen in Jalisco, Michoacán, Colima, Nayarit(west), Aguascalientes(centre) and Tamaulipas(north), as well as in Guanajuato(centre).
In this context, the United States Embassy in Jalisco (west) and five other states of thecountry has issued an alert to prevent citizens from taking to the streets in the face of the recent riots .
The Canadianauthorities have also asked not to take to the streets of Puerto Vallartaand other areas of the Mexican state of Jalisco due to riots between drug traffickers and Mexican security forces and roadblocks.
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