translated from Spanish: Durazo says ‘Marro’ battle to cover payroll

Leon, Guanajuato. – Alfonso Durazo, Secretary of Security and Citizen Protection (SSPC), said that the Santa Rosa Cartel in Lima is already weakened. He even said that his leader, José Antonio Yépez Ortiz, lives in a half-built house and is in trouble with payroll.
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“Yes, we can say that despite the levels of violence there is an obvious weakening of criminal groups, you can see a leader of one of the most important criminal organizations of the state that is no longer in your house with pool, which is already in a half-build house, struggling to cover the payroll,” the official said at the Salamanca Refinery.” Of course there is a weakening and often these outbreaks of violence are due to uninsent reactions from the criminal organizations themselves.”
In that war between the Jalisco New Generation Cartel and that of Santa Rosa de Lima, the second is the one who lost due to the fragmentation in its structure, explained the Secretary.” The biggest weakening is that of the Santa Rosa Cartel, because it has been the dominant Cartel, also remember that the Santa Rosa is a split from the Jalisco Cartel, which then comes a split from the Pink Cartel and one of the splits returns to its old alliances with the Jalisco Cartel,” he said.
“So part of the problem of violence in the country is the fragility of the alliances of criminal organizations, there is no longer honor among thieves.” The official said that he will return to Mexico City and that tomorrow morning he joins the tour of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador in Jalisco.You may be interested:

Original source in Spanish