A Mexican village warned of a cartel offensive during the World Cup. Then the drone attacks began
Summary
In the rural area of Guajes de Ayala, Mexico, cartel drones began bombing the community early in the morning, causing fear and damage. Despite warnings from residents about cartel threats, government forces focused on protecting major cities during the World Cup, leaving smaller areas vulnerable to violence.Key Facts
- The cartel La Nueva Familia Michoacana attacked Guajes de Ayala using drones carrying bombs.
- Residents had warned Guerrero state police about rising cartel threats before the attacks.
- Around 70 women, children, and elderly hid in an abandoned clinic during the violence.
- Mexican government focused security on World Cup host cities like Mexico City and Guadalajara.
- The World Cup ended without major problems in host cities, but violence grew elsewhere.
- Mexican officials denied the attacks despite videos showing gunfire and smoke.
- Security expert said World Cup protection pulled forces away from non-host regions.
- Recent cartel violence also included deadly clashes in Sinaloa and bodies found in Chiapas.
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