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Wednesday, May 26, 2021

Head of Mexico's Federal Electricity Commission, Implicated in the 1985 Murder of DEA Agent Camarena

"Morogris" for Borderland Beat

Manuel Bartlett Diaz, the head of Mexico's Federal Electricity Commission (CFE), is a suspect in the murder of US federal agent Enrique Camarena Salazar. If he travels to the US he will be arrested for questioning (photo credit: Claro y Directo)

Manuel Bartlett Díaz, the Director of Mexico's Federal Electricity Commission (CFE), is the newest suspect in the murder of US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) agent Enrique “Kiki” Camarena, who was killed by members of the Guadalajara Cartel in Mexico in 1985.

This new information surfaced after several protected witnesses said that Bartlett met with organized crime figures to plan Camarena's murder. 

Officials of the US Department of Justice, who spoke anonymously to Mexican news magazine Proceso, said that Bartlett would be arrested should he enter the US.

The unnamed US officials said that some of the protected witnesses framing Bartlett do not know each other, which is a strong indication that he may have been involved or knows more about the case that he is willing to admit.

"His name appears on numerous occasions in multiple investigation files of the Camarena case. If he enters the US, he would be detained for questioning," the US official confirmed to Proceso.

DEA agent Camarena was kidnapped on February 7, 1985 in Guadalajara, Jalisco, and murdered two days later by former state judicial police officers under the orders of the Guadalajara Cartel, a criminal group headed by Miguel Ángel Félix Gallardo, Ernesto Fonseca Carrillo, and Rafael Caro Quintero.

Camarena was brutally tortured for two days and purposely kept alive. His body was later found in the neighboring state of Michoacan.

Sources: Proceso; Infobae

27 comments:

  1. Milking the system in the Electric commission.

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    1. Don't even get me started !

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    2. Refusing to cooperate with private foreign power generation companies used to exploit and steal from México, is Bartlett's sin these days, but as minister of governance when Camarena got tortured and murdered by CIA employed narcos cartel de guadalajara members with DFS charolas the US said nothing, stopped investigations and gave presidential pardons to more than 100 of their drug trafficking "rogue Agents", including felix ismael rodriguez mendigutia...

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  2. It would be really nice for the entire truth be told about this after all these years. No info redacted by DOJ all parties involved named along with there rolls regardless of who they were.

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    1. That's one of the shitty things of real crime vs crime on TV: there is seldom closure and fairness for the victims.

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    2. Speaking of crime on TV, Manuel Bartlett Diaz is the politico who has his name bleeped in the Ruben Zuno Arce interrogation scenes in Narcos: Mexico. Also, Charles Bowden was publishing reports on Bartlett Diaz’s involvement in the Kiki murder 20 years ago. Pretty much all the same things DOJ officials are telling Proceso now.

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    3. Great point about Bowden that I had overlooked.- MS.h

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    4. CIA wants to know your location

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    5. 5:17 DOJ COVERED IT ALL UP and then US attorney Bill Barr ordered US Presidential Pardons to fit for all

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  3. R1 said he really knows the hole story?

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  4. Long suspected ....

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    1. This is why he never ran for president. Someone would inevitably dig this up to use against him in a campaign. I honestly don’t know if he would have been any worse than Salinas Gotari.

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    2. 5:19 but he sure ran ripping off funds from the electric commission.

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    3. CFE had generators running below capacity for benefit of foreign private owned power generator corps, tranzas done with pinchis politrickos.
      Now that Bartlett refuses to cooperate with the foreign investors he is not their dear sweet jesus baby no mó.
      They really miss el Clavillazo.

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  5. This case is NOT ever going to get SOLVED

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  6. 4:38
    i hope you are wrong
    i hope it spills the beans on many many more
    and all go to prison for Ever ...

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  7. I know Bartlett was bad, but murder!!!!! Amlo surrounded by old PRI crooks. Morena is just the new PRI.

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    1. Qien le gana al PRI!

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    2. 11:20 AMLO le gano al PRI y a todos sus lambehuevos

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  8. By the way, Pemex is buying Shell Refinery in Deer Park Houston.

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    1. Competition on the US trying hard to screw and squeeze PEMEX in tejas, after robbing PEMEX OIL, HUACHICOL AND DINEROS. Mext step is the US steals the refinery from México as they did with Venezuela's CITGO and global gold supplies. Lucky Dos Bocas will be there just in case, solat goes down like a mist matched wrestler.

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  9. Lmfao the usa blaming everybody but them selfs!!!! The guys new what he was getting into for 1! 2 the dea works both ways with cartels (help me and I help you! 3 the dea knows and acts stupid of their actions!!!

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  10. I went to to Southwest High School with Kiki Jr and sure would like to see him and his family get peace in all this. Kiki Jr wound up working for the district attorney's office and still drives his VW Bug.

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    1. Kool Southwest High School 👌, in Watts, California, I live a block from the school he was a great football player.

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  11. I sure would love to hear what was on the 2 missing tapes that the Cia swiped. Guess the bad guys are only in Mexico and never the white house.

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  12. This was in San Diego, Ca.

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    1. Don Neto was a big drug trafficking mophaka, had his own tapes of the interrogation, but he, felix gallardo and RCQ chose to keep quiet and do their time.
      Judiciales estatales y federales were just the luggage handlers. Winshield washers of today.

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