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There was a confrontation between the Federal Forces and a group that is an enemy of the Jalisco Nueva Generación Cartel (CJNG). An element of the National Guard and two presumed assassins died. The exchange of fire occurred after an operation in which the Army dismantled drug camps of a cartel that operates in the state of Michoacán, under the name of “the Correas”, who dispute the position with the cartel of Mencho.
Where Daniel Correa Alias el tigre is accused of extorting and collect fees and kidnap and at the same time is the main logger in that area, the Correa criminal gang ambushes the National Guard in the city of Hidalgo -Zinapécuaro this in #Michoacán #DATA #ALMOMENT pic.twitter.com/RTwCO9jWlX— urban news Lp (@lp_chingonas) January 30, 2022
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Mexican media reported that the confrontation occurred on a highway in the Zinapécuaro area; while the camps destroyed by the military were in the eastern highlands of the state of Michoacán, where several armored vehicles were also secured and several kidnapped people were released.
In recent months, violence has increased in that state due to the constant clashes between the Jalisco New Generation Cartel and the Correa for control of drug trafficking in Michoacán.
It is known that the Correas emerged as a group dedicated to the clandestine felling of trees in forested areas, later they began with the production of drugs, extortion and kidnapping. The cartel of the Familia Michoacana supports them in their battle against Nemesio Oseguera, alias el Mencho.
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