Strong security presence in Mexico’s Sinaloa state amid cartel violence
Summary
Security forces in Mexico’s Sinaloa state have increased their presence and set up checkpoints to respond to fighting between rival groups of the Sinaloa Cartel. In nearly two years, over 3,000 people have been killed amid this violent conflict and political unrest.Key Facts
- The Sinaloa Cartel is split into rival groups fighting for control.
- Security forces have increased their presence in Sinaloa to address the violence.
- Checkpoints have been established in various areas of the state.
- More than 3,000 people have died in the conflict over the last two years.
- Political instability has worsened due to investigations and charges against former officials.
- The violence and instability continue despite visible military deployment.
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