The Death of El Mencho Signals a Critical Shift in Mexico’s Security Strategy
The killing of CJNG leader El Mencho marks a stark departure from Mexico’s previous ‘abrazos, no balazos’ policy, exposing the urgent need for firm action against cartels amid growing pressure from the U.S.
The recent death of Nemesio ‘‘El Mencho’’ Oseguera Cervantes, head of the Cartel Jalisco Nueva Generación (CJNG), represents more than just a tactical victory for Mexican security forces—it unveils a decisive break with past failed policies. As the cornerstone figure of one of the world's most dangerous criminal organizations falls under fire from Mexican military forces, it becomes clear that Mexico is at a crossroads in its fight against cartel violence. Why Does This Change Matter to America? While this operation took place south of our border, its implications ripple across to American shores. The CJNG's growth during former President...
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