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Sinaloa cartel leader Ismael Zambada convicted; 15 billion dollars in the background

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Sinaloa cartel leader Ismael Zambada convicted; 15 billion dollars in the background
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Points clés

  • Ismael Zambada Garcia, one of the leaders of the Sinaloa cartel, was found guilty by court decision.
  • Zambada was one of the most critical figures in the drug trade, managing to evade capture for over 30 years.
  • The leader in question was captured by security forces on United States soil in 2024.

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15 billion dollarsOver 30 years of fugitive lifeDetained in 2024

Ismael 'El Mayo' Zambada Garcia, one of the top figures of the long-sought Sinaloa drug cartel, was found guilty in a US court. Zambada, who managed to evade capture for over thirty years, was considered one of the most important strategists in the drug trade.

Zambada was detained in 2024 during an operation conducted by security forces on US soil. Following the court process, the final verdict against him is considered a major blow to global drug trafficking networks.

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Who is Ismael Zambada Garcia?
He is one of the strategic figures at the head of the Sinaloa cartel, one of the largest networks in the global drug trade.
When and where was Zambada captured?
The cartel leader, who managed to evade capture for decades, was apprehended by security forces on US soil in 2024.
What is the financial dimension in the background of this event?
The court process and investigations in the news point to a massive scale of 15 billion dollars in the background.

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