❌

Reading view

The footprint of Los Mayos and the Jalisco New Generation Cartel on Mexico’s concert business

The music industry has once again been forced to dance to a tune set by drug trafficking. Ismael Zambada Sicairos, the subject of several narcocorridos (a subgenre of corrido, a type of Mexican ballad, that glorifies or narrates the lives of drug traffickers and organized crime), is now accused of being the head of a sophisticated criminal network that, through organizing concerts in Baja California and other front-business activities, allegedly served to launder money generated illicitly across the border by Los Mayos, the Sinaloa Cartel faction he has led for two years.

Seguir leyendo

© @InHouseEspectaculos

Concert promoted by In House Espectáculos in Baja California, June 2024.
  •  

Inmates claiming their innocence, serial killers and parricides are among the 563 prisoners who could avoid the death penalty in California

Kevin Cooper on death row in San Quintín, on April 29.

Eliminate the death penalty for 563 inmates in California and replace it with life imprisonment without the possibility of parole. The proposal now being considered by Governor Gavin Newsom has been put to a statewide vote twice and came very close to passing.

Seguir leyendo

  •  
❌