A new and more detailed account, however, comes from a top federal police official, who spoke on condition of anonymity to The Associated Press because of security reasons. The official said investigations indicate the grave holds rivals of the Sinaloa cartel, and that the once orderly and brutally efficient gang is undergoing a bloody internal power struggle in Durango.
The Sinaloa cartel had seemed immune to the kind of missteps, mindless violence and internal power struggles that have plagued other drug gangs, to the extent that most Mexicans believed the Sinaloa cartel was either exceedingly sophisticated or in cahoots with the government.
But the portrait now emerging from the 219 corpses is of a cartel that is riven by internal cracks, according to the official. AP
With the meth trade, I am guessing that 60-80% of the drug cartel employees are meth addicted. That means they have a walnut size hole in their brain where emotional intelligence is mediated.
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