On Wednesday, November 13, in the Sinaloa region of Mexico, the discovery of 10 lifeless bodies was reported at three different locations within the state. This finding occurs in a context of intense violence linked to organized crime in the area. The bodies were found alongside an axe and messages related to drug trafficking, pointing to a possible settling of accounts between criminal gangs. According to information provided by state authorities and local media, in the Laguna de Canachi, near the Culiacán-Mazatlán Maxipista, seven bodies were found piled up showing evident signs of extreme violence. A narco-related message, which has not yet been officially detailed, was located at the site. In the town of El Carrizalejo, two more bodies with signs of violence were found, while the seventh corpse was discovered in El Trébol de la Costa Rica. The graphic images of these findings have sparked debate about the serious insecurity situation facing Sinaloa. Authorities continue their investigations and have announced plans to reinforce security operations in the region in order to identify those responsible for these crimes. The appearance of the bodies has caused shock among the local population, particularly after images and videos of the corpses were disseminated through social media.
