Sinaloa Cartel: Rise After El Chapo Power, Fragmentation, and Survival in Mexico's Oldest Cartel, 2017-2024
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Nein
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Ja
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Ja
Altersempfehlung
1 - 99 Jahr(e)
Erscheinungsdatum
14.03.2026
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EpubliSeitenzahl
154 (Printausgabe)
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1862 KB
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2. Auflage
Sprache
Englisch
EAN
9783565322596
When Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán was extradited to the United States in 2017, analysts predicted the Sinaloa Cartel's decline. Instead, it adapted. Under the fractured leadership of Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada and a younger generation of operators, Sinaloa not only survived but expanded its fentanyl production into the deadliest drug supply chain in American history - while simultaneously fracturing from within.
This book examines the Sinaloa Cartel's post-Chapo transformation as an institutional story, not a biography of any single figure. It traces how a criminal organization built around one dominant personality restructured itself into a decentralized network - more resilient, more dangerous, and harder to dismantle. It follows the bloody internal split between Los Chapitos and Zambada's faction, the cartel's deepening integration into legitimate business sectors, and the cross-border logistics that made fentanyl distribution a continental crisis.
Drawing on court transcripts, DEA intelligence reports, and investigative journalism from both sides of the US-Mexico border, this is a rigorous account of how the world's most established drug trafficking organization reinvented itself - and what that reinvention cost thousands of ordinary lives.
This book examines the Sinaloa Cartel's post-Chapo transformation as an institutional story, not a biography of any single figure. It traces how a criminal organization built around one dominant personality restructured itself into a decentralized network - more resilient, more dangerous, and harder to dismantle. It follows the bloody internal split between Los Chapitos and Zambada's faction, the cartel's deepening integration into legitimate business sectors, and the cross-border logistics that made fentanyl distribution a continental crisis.
Drawing on court transcripts, DEA intelligence reports, and investigative journalism from both sides of the US-Mexico border, this is a rigorous account of how the world's most established drug trafficking organization reinvented itself - and what that reinvention cost thousands of ordinary lives.
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