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Blanco came up from the bottom in 1940s Colombia, and according to historians was involved in crime basically from the time she could walk.
Rosalinda González Valencia, who married the DEA’s most-wanted trafficker “El Mencho,” was sentenced to five years behind bars in Mexico.
Ensenada was the focus of the latest raids by Mexican authorities, which closed down 31 different "pharmacies" this time.
Aerial footage shows a number of improvised mines being blown up in the jungle.
A new report suggests that roles such as car thieves, killers and drug-shop managers are increasingly being filled by females in Mexico's criminal...
The women were allegedly working for the New Generation Jalisco Cartel, and helped kill the police chief at a cafe.
Guadalupe Fernández Valencia was the only woman on the indictment that helped send Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán to prison for life.
Sabrina Durán Montero, who first shot to fame on TikTok and Instagram posting videos from behind bars, was killed this week.
Alejandra Lagunes says that psilocybin mushrooms could be a benefit to the country's mental health crisis.
A number of signs found in Sinaloa suggest as much, but sources say it is a ploy for more control of the lucrative business.
The mother of twin girls has served her time. But it's unclear whether she'll return to Mexico, or whether it's safe to do so.
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