Guacamaya Leak Reveals Mexican Gov’t Sold Arms to Drug Cartels, Spied on Reporters

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InflamedLiver on October 12nd, 2022 at 16:03 UTC »

The Mexican government being corrupt and in bed with the cartels is the least shocking thing I've read today.

NinthOrunitia on October 12nd, 2022 at 16:03 UTC »

There's no way you have the freedom and power of these cartels without heavy government and possibly military support.

Cody_Garbrandt on October 12nd, 2022 at 15:58 UTC »

There's no way some people from the govt are not involved in cartel business given how cartels target family members of govt officials who don't comply to their terms... it's like you're forced or get killed.