The break within the powerful Sinaloa Cartel has become evident with internal disputes and betrayals that have led to a fierce war between the sons of Chapo Guzmán and the allies of Mayo Zambada. This conflict, reminiscent of Zambada's prior betrayal of his compadre Chapo, has exposed the implicit support of the Mexican government for one of the factions.
Among the most recent revelations is a statement issued by Gertz Manero that confirms Joaquín's son's claims about the betrayal. A meeting with former rectors and a tragic murder that has called into question several key figures in this story have also been mentioned.
The versions of Zambada and Rocha Moya have generated confusion regarding their alignment, highlighting the complexities of this internal war. While the support of the U.S. government seems to favor Los Chapitos, Mayo Zambada's figure has been left in a delicate position.
The political implications of this conflict are notable, with Gertz Manero and Rocha Moya at the center of the controversy. The statements and events, such as Ovidio's hearing and the bloody events at the ranch, reveal the complex web of betrayals and alliances in this confrontation.
The uncertainty regarding Gertz Manero's next steps and the possible statements from Rocha Moya keep observers of this Mexican narcopolitics on edge. The negotiations and dark details of this story continue to write a turbulent chapter in the struggle for power within the Sinaloa Cartel.
