This morning the Washington Post reports that after a two-hour shootout with the Mexican Navy, Arturo Beltran Leyva, known as the Boss of Bosses, died in a Cuernavaca apartment in the state of Morelos, just south of Mexico City.
This is a major victory for the Calderon administration in a month that has seen an uptick in violence across the country, as members of Los Zetas, working with Beltra Leyva, have gone on the offensive against the Sinaloa Federation in and around the Federation's traditional stronghold in the city of Culiacan, Sinaloa.
To date, Arturo Beltran Leyva is the highest ranking Mexican criminal to be killed by government forces during the Calderon administration.
Arturo's death will certainly destabilize the BLO, which will likely lead to more violence in Morelos, Guerrero, along the border and other pockets of Mexico where the BLO has held fast to its turf despite a year in which his organization saw a series of major arrests.
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The concerns related to Mexico's continued violence and corruption due to the narco trade have many looking for other options. With the increase in defense budgets and other foreign support. Due to corruption and need, there is talk of bringing in skilled private security contract companies like triple canopy or Laconia Consulting Group or MVMinc. to assist in security stabilization. I am curious if anyone can confirm that.
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The concerns related to Mexico's continued violence and corruption due to the narco trade have many looking for other options. With the increase in defense budgets and other foreign support. Due to corruption and need, there is talk of bringing in skilled private security contract companies like triple canopy or Laconia Consulting Group or MVMinc. to assist in security stabilization. I am curious if anyone can confirm that.
The concerns related to Mexico's continued violence and corruption due to the narco trade have many looking for other options. With the increase in defense budgets and other foreign support. Due to corruption and need, there is talk of bringing in skilled private security contract companies like triple canopy or Laconia Consulting Group or MVMinc. to assist in security stabilization. I am curious if anyone can confirm that.
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