Interpol vs The Juárez Cartel: Inside The Infamous Drug War

Explore the life of Amado Carrillo Fuentes, the powerful leader of the Juárez Cartel. Known as "El Señor de Los Cielos" (The Lord of the Skies) he became one of the world's most feared drug lords.

We follow his journey from taking over the cartel after a shocking assassination to building a drug empire that stretched across borders. This episode also covers his eventual downfall and the intense manhunt by law enforcement that ended with his mysterious death in 1997.

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[KevinN-dfeo]

What's the bloody point of having someone's words translated in real time if the original speakers volume or the constant music is not turned down??? This was interesting and informative but bloody hard work to watch.

[Gilbarco-oi]

One thing that scare both Colombian, Panama, Honduras, Uruguay, Brazilian etc Drugs Mafia is the word: Extradition.

[TheCunningDossiersENGLISH]

Fantastic work. Just gave it a like, keep it coming

[MightymouseB-gwsw]

The guy appearing at 37 minutes looks like señor super corrupt

[ballphil]

Sadly the war on drugs was lost in the 70s . It will get far worse . I have family that was brought up in Sault Saint Marie Ontario . With it being a border town, it has steadily gone down and down with drug abuse . It used to be a great place to live .

[JoseChavez-nbyk]

Clasic American tv series, if they don't know the true events they invent one. When Amado Carrillo was ambushed in the Mexico City restaurant the perpetretors weren't the Colombians, the sicarios were paid by the Arellano Felix brothers who were the liders of the Tijuana cartel

[MannyK-hk]

All he really had to do was shave that hideous mustache, and nobody would've been able to recognize him 🤣 😂😅

[stevemill]

Narcos didn’t cover half of this.. GOOD STUFF!

[jonathandavis]

Bless love Brian we been having lots of rain every day and night one day it rain all day it's thundering as am typing.

[bradleyparks]

No matter who you are it's a dead end lifestyle for most

[respectfully]

That Doctor was fishy, you telling me as a paid surgeon you completed hundreds of surgeries and as soon you get a VIP you slip up ? Cartel seen thru that facade

[henrysantos]

Mexican Mafia don't play games at all.

[mohammedsaysrashid]

Incredible and truthful introduction of this documentary about Mexican drugs cartel activities... thanks for sharing

[solace]

I cant even walk too far from my phone when watching youtube anymore. I i do a 1/2 show turns into like 4 hours of commercials

[williamhoffer]

The drug smuggling problem in Mexico will continue as long as the government in that country allows the cartels to operate unabated! There should be an amendment to the free trade agreement forcing them to crack down on the cartels!

[vejainarine]

In the USA lots of drug money is buying many places

[johnwicksbarber]

Apologies in advance for butting in to the comments on this video with a total non sequitur.
Utah 1st District Court Judge, after keeping both parties waiting for over a year and in the first webex hearing held on this case, in a shocking maneuver rules in favor of plaintiffs on a 250 million dollar default judgement, the largest in the states history.
Defendants have filed an Interlocutory appeal to block the Judge from signing the order. No hearing date set on that one.
Fun facts:
1. 168+ motions filed with the court at time of ruling
2. plaintiffs counsel filed no proof of service with the court
3. plaintiffs counsel provided no certificate of default to defendants counsel
4. plaintiffs counsel ignored rules of civil procedure when dealing with defendants counsel.
5. The Judge never held a hearing prior to issuing this ruling about the merits of the case or for evidentiary purposes regarding the amount and, as mentioned, shockingly ruled against defendants
6. Defendants attempts at discovery were ignored and plaintiffs refused to appear for depositions.
7. One of the plaintiffs is awaiting sentencing in New Jersey for having pled guilty to 2 counts of felony fraud (credit card identity theft in NJ and PPP loan fraud in UT) but has avoided sentencing for over 2 years with legal antics and is now attempting to withdraw his guilty pleas altogether.
8. This same individual, while out on presentencing probation, has been accused by the IRS of committing a tax fraud scheme to the tune of nearly 700 million dollars.
9. Additionally, this same individual is now suing American Express, the victim of the credit card identity theft which he pled guilty to.
I know this is not applicable to the video shown here, but we cannot seem to get anyone in the media to respond to this story.
Any ideas?

[XThirdEyeX]

Wtf??? 🤷🏻‍♂️...Amado was anything but "undereducated"...dude was/is up there with Pablo and Chapo. He earned his Lord Of The Skies title.

[JoseChavez-nbyk]

😂😂😂 None of the pictures they show in this program are Carrillo fuentes nor Rafael Guajardo.

[adiposerex]

Go after the customers. They are responsible.