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MX🏛️ PoliticsProgressive8 hr. ago

The war is back

Three men were found dismembered in Plan de Lima, Guerrero, including a member of Mexico's National Guard who was on leave. The agent, Eduardo Bustos, revealed in a video that his superiors had ties to criminal groups like Los Tlacos and the Cartel of the Sierra. He described being ordered to gather intelligence on specific areas for a figure known as 'Cabo Medina' working with a prosecutor's unit. The bodies were found in black bags alongside two others, with accusations directed at the National Guard and Omar García Harfuch. This incident is part of a broader pattern of attacks against security forces across Mexico, including bombings and shootings linked to alleged collusion between police and organized crime.

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The war is back

Three men were found dismembered in Plan de Lima, Guerrero, including a member of Mexico's National Guard who was on leave. The agent, Eduardo Bustos, revealed in a video that his superiors had ties to criminal groups like Los Tlacos and the Cartel of the Sierra. He described being ordered to gather intelligence on specific areas for a figure known as 'Cabo Medina' working with a prosecutor's unit. The bodies were found in black bags alongside two others, with accusations directed at the National Guard and Omar García Harfuch. This incident is part of a broader pattern of attacks against security forces across Mexico, including bombings and shootings linked to alleged collusion between police and organized crime.

Bias read (Progressive): The article frames the actions of the National Guard and prosecutors as complicit in organized crime, suggesting systemic corruption. It emphasizes the involvement of high-ranking officials and highlights the violence against law enforcement, which aligns with left-leaning critiques of institutional

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