Clashes between Los Viagras and Cartel Jalisco New Generation in Mexico led to blockades and violence in Michoacán, Jalisco, and Guanajuato. The violence was tied to a turf war between rival organizations, not to any arrests of cartel figures. Only six gunmen and two police officers died in the clashes.
Key Points
Clashes between rival cartels created blockades and violence in Michoacán, Jalisco, and Guanajuato
Mexican federal forces targeted a top leader of Los Viagras, leading to retaliatory violence
The violence was attributed to a turf war between rival organizations
Only six gunmen and two police officers were reported dead in the clashes
Pros
Provides insight into cartel conflicts and turf wars in Mexico
Highlights the challenges faced by Mexican federal forces in combating organized crime
Cons
Violence and blockades led to disruptions and chaos in multiple states