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Weekly Report - 03 November 2016 (WR-16-43)
MEXICO: Pressure growing on Sinaloa cartel
The Sinaloa/Pacífico drug trafficking organisation (DTO) continues to face pressure on various fronts. The security forces have captured one of the DTO’s top enforcers, as well as a man reputed to be its main operator in Baja California Sur state. But even more than from the government, the Sinaloa DTO appears to be under threat from rival cartels.
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