Culiacán, Sinaloa.― On the morning of this Tuesday, October 22, the inhabitants of Culiacán woke up one rain of flyers with narco-messages launched from a small planewhose sender would presumably be La Mayizawith a text directed against Los Chapitos, factions of the Sinaloa Cartel, who wage a drug war after the capture of the Isamel “El Mayo” Zambada.
The message also went dedicated to the State government headed by Rubén Rocha Moyawho has been involved in the alleged kidnapping of the boss by Joaquín Guzmán López, son of “El Chapo” to hand him over to the authorities in the United States.
Where did the narco-messages fall?
The narco messages were launched from a small plane at different points in Culiacán, Sinaloa: outside the golden stadium of Sinaloa, the Cañadas neighborhood, Lázaro Cárdenas and Rotarismo boulevard.
As well as in other sectors, including alleged members of La Mayiza, They accused the Rocha Moya government of supporting Los Chapitos.
They say they seek to “establish order and put an end to so much abuse committed by Los Chapos” for which they need to “overthrow this government that supports them,” and they point out that they will not rest until “they enter Culiacán.”
“Sinaloans: we will not rest until we enter Culiacán, we want to put order and put an end to so much abuse committed by Los Chapos, for this we need to overthrow this government that supports them (sic),” they noted.
And in the narcomessage they also give a telephone number which they ask to call to report any “abuse, corruption, businesses and homes” of Governor Rubén Rocha Moya, his children or his cabinet who are accused of “acting as name-brokers.”
Flyers fell from the sky and warned that there was no truce with either the government or the cartel of the sons of El Chapo, they signed it, “La Mayiza.” pic.twitter.com/4jzxNrgrLV
— CINDY BELTRAN (@SOYCINDYBELTRAN) October 22, 2024
Government of Sinaloa confirms narco-messages
The previous was confirmed by Gerardo Mérida Sánchez, Secretary of Public Security state, who mentioned that the investigation is in charge of the Attorney General’s Office of the Republic (FGR) as it is a fact of air and clues are involved.
Y despite the drug war in Sinaloa that is heading towards 300 murders since last September 9, in addition to burning and stealing cars, extortions and kidnappings, The official dared to say that it would be a “distractor” against the authorities and to generate uncertainty among citizens.
Army captures “El Max”: leader of the Sinaloa Cartel in Tijuana linked to Mayo
Edwin Antonio Rubio López, alias “El Max” or “El Oso” was arrested by elements of the Mexican Army last night in Sinaloa.
El Max, leader of the Sinaloa Cartel in Tijuanawas captured in the Plan de Oriente ejido at 8:25 a.m., placed at the disposal of the Federal Prosecutor’s Office in Sinaloa to later be taken to Mexico City, according to the national arrest registry.
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Rubio López has been linked to Ismael El Mayo Zambada, father of Zambada Sicairos, and his capture was celebrated by groups related to Los Chapitos.
Max has been described as an operator who dismembers the dead to leave messages and his detractors accuse him of murdering families, wives and children of criminals, according to information from Semanario Zeta.
La Mayiza is currently in a civil war against Los Chapitos after Joaquín Guzmán López, son of Joaquín El Chapo Guzmán, was accused of facilitating the capture of El Mayo Zambada, according to the septuagenarian capo’s own letter.
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Izens. The recent narcomessages, allegedly from a group identified as “La Mayiza,” appear to threaten both the local government and the infamous “Chapitos” cartel, sons of Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán. The messages were reportedly dropped from an airplane and highlight grievances against Governor Rubén Rocha Moya and his administration, accusing them of corrupt practices.
Gerardo Mérida Sánchez, Secretary of Public Security in Sinaloa, confirmed the existence of these narcomessages, stating that the incident is under investigation by the Attorney General’s Office (FGR). The government is increasingly facing criticism for its handling of the escalating violence in the region, which has seen a wave of criminal activity including over 300 murders since early September.
The situation reflects the ongoing conflict between rival factions vying for control amid a backdrop of rising criminality, leaving residents feeling insecure and uncertain about the safety and integrity of their government. As the investigation continues, authorities are under pressure to address the underlying issues contributing to the surge in violence and public unrest in Sinaloa.
