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Saturday, September 3, 2022

Los Flacos Member, Bus Driver from San Fernando 72 Migrant Massacre Arrested

“Socalj” for Borderland Beat

National Guard agents arrested Alejandro "N", identified as a suspected member of the Gulf Cartel involved in the massacre of 72 migrants in San Fernando, Tamaulipas, more than a decade ago.

According to the investigations, this subject was the driver of one of the two buses that transported citizens from Central and South America before they were intercepted by Los Zetas hit men and executed for refusing to work for the drug traffickers. The 58 men and 14 women were mostly from Central and South America. They were all taken to a ranch where they were eventually killed for refusing to work for the criminal group.

Alejandro “N” is located as a supposed member of the armed wing Los Flacos, where he worked as an operator when the crime against the migrants occurred in 2010. Intelligence work made it possible to locate the driver of the Gulf Cartel and the National Guard complied with the arrest warrant issued against him in criminal case 67/2012 filed in the municipality of Matamoros, a stronghold of the transnational crime group.

The alleged criminal is accused of kidnapping, extortion and human trafficking, for which he was admitted to the Federal Center for Social Readaptation in the state of Durango. According to the official report, the capture was in pursuit of the crimes of homicide, disappearance of persons, kidnapping, extortion and human trafficking. This is how the operational planning was developed to stop the person involved without a single shot being fired.

“This arrest represents a resounding blow to organized crime”, boasted the National Guard and added that the court order was carried out in strict adherence to the rule of law and with absolute respect for human rights and in compliance with the National Law on the Use of of the strength.


This past August 22 marked the 12th anniversary of the San Fernando massacre. That time, 74 migrants were transported in two trucks headed for the Tamaulipas border. Only two of them survived and the rest were executed by Los Zetas.

Alejandro was driving one of those buses, but he fled with the other driver and another assistant. Since then they have disappeared, leaving behind one of the worst massacres in Mexico during the drug war. According to reports, the crime was committed between August 22 and 23, 2010 in the Huizachal ejido, municipality of San Fernando, after the migrants were kidnapped less than 150 km from the border with the United States.

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17 comments:

  1. Should have stayed home

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    1. 9:54 they were contracted for the caravan and intercepted by Zetas with a contract to stop migrants by any means necessary, the hordes of migrants were giving Obama administration too many headaches, the conservas on the extreme right always benefit from migrants.

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  2. "This arrest represents a resounding blow to organized crime”, boasted the National Guard"

    Are they serious?

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    1. Unbelievable, right!? This kind of comments exposes how truly corrupt and/or detached the top government officials (not only) in Mexico are. The sad sad truth of reality.

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  3. This will be the new normal and worse as shortages of fuel, food and water will herald a new violent dystopian world!

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    1. 4:47 in your dystopian world, feeding the greedy is #1 job.
      Billionaires have needs too, and that is all that matters.

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    2. Been going on for ages. Extended periods of peace on earth are a rarity.

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  4. Mexico needs to find criminals up the food chain like Mencho, Zambada, etc.

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    1. 7:18 respectfully suggest you find Eduardo Margolis Sobol, on You Tube, /La Octava
      SOL may help and make an oscar worthy report.
      ••"Designaba quien era secuestrable y negociaba rescates..."
      ••trabajaba con genarco garcia Luna, Luis Cardenas palomino, y la "señora" isabel miranda de Wallace.
      ••invented the case vs Florence Cassez and co.
      ••former MOSSAD AGENT, (they never retire)
      7:18 Chump Change matters, but the Bank holds a lot more money.

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  5. Accusing a bus driver of "being part of the Gulf Cartel" is sometimes long stretch. Sure, this driver may have facilitated movements for them, but most of them have no other option. The bus lines in Matamoros are controlled by the Gulf Cartel. Everyone knows. You can't do anything about it. They should arrest the bus company leaders or maybe those in aduanas. Surprised they finally got to him after 10 years.

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  6. How could this guy be so hard to find if he was living in Matamoros? It's been more than 10 years... anyways, if he's guilty, glad they got him.

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  7. The book The Sorrows of Mexico by Lydia Cacho and Anabel Hernández is very good for showing the horror of daily life in Mexico. A BB review would be nice
    https://www.amazon.com/Sorrows-Mexico-Lydia-Cacho/dp/0857056220/

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    1. Anabel Hernandez neccita mas classes de ESL.

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    2. 10:32 anabel needs nothing, just to be caught when nobody is watching, have you seen her legs?

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    3. 10:13 what happened to her legs?

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    4. 8:26 Anabel Hernandez has beautiful legs and body like a real pretty mexican, even her face looks pretty if you close your eyes, I bet she holds the hem of her skirt up for her man.

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  8. After 10 years?? the fuck

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