Summary
The city of Guadalajara, Mexico, faced intense violence after a major drug cartel leader was killed. Despite the unrest, Guadalajara is preparing to host several FIFA World Cup games this summer. The government is using advanced technology to enhance security, as concerns about safety grow.
Key Facts
- Guadalajara, Mexico, experienced violence after a drug cartel leader was killed in a military raid.
- The Jalisco New Generation Cartel reacted with violence, causing deaths and chaos across Mexico.
- Guadalajara will host four FIFA World Cup games in June and July.
- Authorities plan to use drones, anti-drone equipment, and AI surveillance for security during the events.
- Jalisco state is one of the areas in Mexico with the most reported missing people.
- Recent violence led to business closures and class suspensions in the region.
- Some local residents and activists are concerned about hosting the World Cup amid ongoing violence.
- The Akron Stadium in Guadalajara is close to locations where criminal activity has been uncovered.
