Stefano Ritondale

And so now most of the violence in the Sinaloa Cartel, within the Sinaloa Cartel Civil War, is in Sinaloa, in the western part. It's not a border state. Southwest Sonora, Durango, that's most of the areas kind of in the western part were the heartland of the Sinaloa Cartel. And so that's kind of how the Civil War happened.

And so now most of the violence in the Sinaloa Cartel, within the Sinaloa Cartel Civil War, is in Sinaloa, in the western part. It's not a border state. Southwest Sonora, Durango, that's most of the areas kind of in the western part were the heartland of the Sinaloa Cartel. And so that's kind of how the Civil War happened.

And so now most of the violence in the Sinaloa Cartel, within the Sinaloa Cartel Civil War, is in Sinaloa, in the western part. It's not a border state. Southwest Sonora, Durango, that's most of the areas kind of in the western part were the heartland of the Sinaloa Cartel. And so that's kind of how the Civil War happened.

And even though, you know, the Justice Department, right, and the Treasury Department, they still, they say Sinaloa Cartel, but they know how to differentiate between Los Chapitos and like the Mayito Flaco and Mayo Zambada, right, that faction. They differentiate it, but they still kind of put that banner.

And even though, you know, the Justice Department, right, and the Treasury Department, they still, they say Sinaloa Cartel, but they know how to differentiate between Los Chapitos and like the Mayito Flaco and Mayo Zambada, right, that faction. They differentiate it, but they still kind of put that banner.

And even though, you know, the Justice Department, right, and the Treasury Department, they still, they say Sinaloa Cartel, but they know how to differentiate between Los Chapitos and like the Mayito Flaco and Mayo Zambada, right, that faction. They differentiate it, but they still kind of put that banner.

And those are probably going to be the two that have that FTO designation because of the reach they have. Now, the Sinaloa Cartel, the Civil War has been very, has weakened them a lot. And so clearly, I think right now, because of that situation, you can maybe make the argument that now CG&G is kind of gaining strength.

And those are probably going to be the two that have that FTO designation because of the reach they have. Now, the Sinaloa Cartel, the Civil War has been very, has weakened them a lot. And so clearly, I think right now, because of that situation, you can maybe make the argument that now CG&G is kind of gaining strength.

And those are probably going to be the two that have that FTO designation because of the reach they have. Now, the Sinaloa Cartel, the Civil War has been very, has weakened them a lot. And so clearly, I think right now, because of that situation, you can maybe make the argument that now CG&G is kind of gaining strength.

But what I would say, Mayito Flaco, the son of Mayo Zambada, who's really pushing a lot, I mean, he's been very aggressive inside Mexico. Like he has gone on the warpath, not only against Los Chapitos, he's gone on the warpath against CG&G. In Zacatecas, in Chiapas, all these other states. I mean, he, Nayarit, which is also like a very, you know, Jardinero, he's based out of Nayarit.

But what I would say, Mayito Flaco, the son of Mayo Zambada, who's really pushing a lot, I mean, he's been very aggressive inside Mexico. Like he has gone on the warpath, not only against Los Chapitos, he's gone on the warpath against CG&G. In Zacatecas, in Chiapas, all these other states. I mean, he, Nayarit, which is also like a very, you know, Jardinero, he's based out of Nayarit.

But what I would say, Mayito Flaco, the son of Mayo Zambada, who's really pushing a lot, I mean, he's been very aggressive inside Mexico. Like he has gone on the warpath, not only against Los Chapitos, he's gone on the warpath against CG&G. In Zacatecas, in Chiapas, all these other states. I mean, he, Nayarit, which is also like a very, you know, Jardinero, he's based out of Nayarit.

So they're fighting everybody. But they all fight each other. So there's rumors, probably more than rumors. There's some alliances that happen at a convenience. So there's rumors that Chapitos have allied themselves with CG&G because now they're fighting a common enemy, which is Mayito Flaco.

So they're fighting everybody. But they all fight each other. So there's rumors, probably more than rumors. There's some alliances that happen at a convenience. So there's rumors that Chapitos have allied themselves with CG&G because now they're fighting a common enemy, which is Mayito Flaco.

So they're fighting everybody. But they all fight each other. So there's rumors, probably more than rumors. There's some alliances that happen at a convenience. So there's rumors that Chapitos have allied themselves with CG&G because now they're fighting a common enemy, which is Mayito Flaco.

So Mayito Flaco, for example, his call sign emoji is the horse, like the horse head. That's what he uses. He uses the horse head. So that's how you can kind of identify. That and it's kind of like a magician hat as well. Those are the two that we see him. I have no idea the magician hat. I am not going to lie.

So Mayito Flaco, for example, his call sign emoji is the horse, like the horse head. That's what he uses. He uses the horse head. So that's how you can kind of identify. That and it's kind of like a magician hat as well. Those are the two that we see him. I have no idea the magician hat. I am not going to lie.

So Mayito Flaco, for example, his call sign emoji is the horse, like the horse head. That's what he uses. He uses the horse head. So that's how you can kind of identify. That and it's kind of like a magician hat as well. Those are the two that we see him. I have no idea the magician hat. I am not going to lie.

I mean, you have the mountain. Is yours an eggplant? I'm like, what are we?

I mean, you have the mountain. Is yours an eggplant? I'm like, what are we?