Summary
The Jalisco New Generation Cartel in Mexico has caused violence in 20 states after the death of their leader, El Mencho. BBC's Quentin Sommerville reported from the city of Culiacán, where violence continues following changes in cartel leadership.
Key Facts
- The Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) is a major criminal group in Mexico.
- Violence erupted after their leader, El Mencho, died following his capture.
- The violence affected 20 states in Mexico.
- The city of Culiacán, in the Sinaloa state, is experiencing severe violence.
- BBC correspondent Quentin Sommerville reported from Culiacán.
- Culiacán is dealing with the aftermath of its cartel leader, El Mayo, being imprisoned in the US.
- Paramedics in Culiacán are responding to victims of the ongoing violence.
