The conflict began when cartel leader Ismael 'El Mayo' Zambada was arrested in the United States.
Schools, restaurants and shops have had to close in Mexico due to the devastation More than 100 have been left dead or missing in Mexico after the notorious Sinaloa Cartel descended into a bloody civil war. The conflict between the two factions began in July 2024, when ‘legendary’ trafficker and cartel leader Ismael ‘El Mayo’ Zambada was arrested in the United States.
‘El Piyi’ Fernando Perez Medina was also contained in Culiacan, federal security sources say. Mexico’s Federal Environmental Attorney for Environmental Protection have said they are supporting local authorities to care for a female tiger that was found tied to a tree. The cartel have exotic pets, such as lions and tigers The predators are often kept by senior Sinaloan narcos as pets. Vets in the area have reportedly declined to assist the local authorities over security fears.
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