Announced Zetas, Gulf Alliance Could Change Mexico’s Criminal Landscape

14 Nov 2014

“Factions of the criminal organizations Zetas and Gulf Cartel announced the two criminal groups have formed an alliance, which, if true, would be a game changer in Mexico’s underworld by ending one of the country’s bloodiest criminal feuds.”

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