Mexico's Sinaloa Cartel, once the country's most powerful drug trafficking organisation, is now embroiled in a bitter internal conflict. Two factions, Los Chapitos and Los Mayos, have been locked in a nine-month battle for control, weakening the cartel's grip.
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- The Sinaloa cartel is embroiled in a civil war between Los Chapitos and Los Mayos factions.
- A possible alliance between Los Chapitos and the Jalisco New Generation cartel is being prepared. 31s
- Los Chapitos are reportedly losing ground, ceding territory and allies to Los Mayos. 1m 25s
- Both factions face increased government pressure to halt fentanyl trafficking. 1m 34s
- Escalating violence has led to civilian deaths and public protests, with no resolution in sight. 2m 28s