Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán è stato il leader di spicco del Cartello di Sinaloa, una delle organizzazioni criminali più grandi e potenti al mondo. Attualmente sta scontando l'ergastolo in un carcere di massima sicurezza negli Stati Uniti, a seguito di un arresto definitivo nel 2016 ed estradizione.
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00:11A gang runs its territory through shady dealings, terror, and a precise code.
00:21Break this code or challenge the criminal gang.
00:26And your fate is already sealed.
00:31Especially if you're dealing with the most powerful and dangerous drug trafficking system in the world.
00:37The Sinaloa Cartel.
00:40A criminal organization based on terror and diabolical strategies.
00:45Here are three stories that explain how the organization became the largest drug empire in the world.
00:50In the first, the Sinaloa cartel takes its business underground.
00:55Those tunnels had been planned down to the smallest detail. It was shocking.
01:00In the second, a power struggle pushes the cartel into a bloody war on Mexican soil.
01:06They were willing to do any kind of violence for power and to send messages to their enemies.
01:12And finally, authorities must decipher the cartel's sophisticated communications system to nail their leader, El Chapo.
01:21That technology really spelled his downfall.
01:24These stories belong to the years of El Chapo's cartel.
01:28This is Criminal Gangs. The Dark Chronicles.
01:381985. Mexico.
01:41The Guadalajara Cartel, one of Mexico's largest and most violent drug trafficking organizations, is disintegrating.
01:50When the Guadalajara cartel caved in, under pressure from Mexican and U.S. police,
01:57a power vacuum was created which was followed by a reorganization.
02:02Three sister organizations that were part of the Guadalajara Cartel,
02:08Kiwana, Juárez and Sinaloa now become independent and rival groups.
02:14A lieutenant from the dissolved organization takes control of the new Sinaloa Cartel.
02:20His name is Joaquin Guzman Loe, known as El Chapo.
02:26El Chapo was the man in charge,
02:29the undisputed authority that led the rise of Sinaloa
02:33towards the control of the drug market, at least that of the United States.
02:38And I think he is one of the most cunning criminals of our time.
02:42In 1989, El Chapo leads the Sinaloa cartel
02:46along with two other former lieutenants of Guadalajara,
02:51Elmaio Zambada and Hector Salazar.
02:54Beneath them is a well-oiled machine that does business with the entire world.
02:59They had a security department, a communications department.
03:03and also hundreds of hitmen who, when needed, did the dirty work.
03:08El Chapo could be considered the equivalent of a CEO.
03:13The sign was gigantic.
03:15Not everyone was directly accountable to El Chapo.
03:18But when a problem of any importance arose,
03:22He was the one making the decision.
03:24Who was right and who was wrong.
03:26Who was to live and who was to die.
03:31In the Sinaloa cartel, violence and negotiation with the police
03:35they are complementary, two sides of the same coin.
03:39The police force was paid, it was bribed
03:42and if someone did not accept the bribes, he was often killed.
03:50During the years when El Chapo was at the top,
03:52Sinaloa becomes the richest drug cartel in Mexico.
03:56With a turnover in the United States of 12 billion dollars.
04:01But in the early stages, the cartel struggles to enter this promising market.
04:06The strategy initially used by the cartel to transport drugs across the border
04:12was to use the main access route.
04:15They often lost some vehicles,
04:17but they aimed to get most of the cargo to its destination.
04:21But maybe the sign has found another way
04:25capable of transforming the criminal organization
04:28in a billion-dollar company.
04:30And that road is underground.
04:371989, Mexico.
04:40El Chapo hires a lawyer to buy a house in agua prieta
04:45a few hundred meters from the border with the United States.
04:48He then buys a warehouse in Douglas, Arizona.
04:52People started to notice something,
04:55but he said he was building a swimming pool for his children.
04:59But it wasn't a swimming pool, his workers were digging a tunnel.
05:04This is not just any tunnel.
05:07Dug to a depth of 10 meters,
05:10passes under the border with the United States
05:12and it's as long as a football field.
05:14It was spacious, very functional.
05:17It was ventilated and well lit.
05:19And they installed a system to lower us in
05:22up to a ton of cocaine
05:24and then transport it on tracks.
05:28From 1989 to 1990,
05:31El Chapo smuggles tons of cocaine into the United States
05:35right under the noses of the police.
05:37El Chapo has become a legend
05:40for its ability to move drugs
05:42from Mexico to Los Angeles, Chicago, New York
05:44in just 24 or 48 hours.
05:47His nickname had become El Rapido,
05:50that is, the fast one.
05:53The Sinaloa Cartel was responsible
05:55of approximately 75-80% of all drugs
05:59which was circulating in the United States.
06:01But this rise puts the sign
06:04under the magnifying glass of the police.
06:13The supertunnel makes the Sinaloa cartel
06:16one of the most powerful organizations
06:18of drug traffickers from Mexico.
06:23Huge quantities of drugs were transported through the tunnel.
06:27Below the border they were practically invisible.
06:29But this sort of golden age
06:33of the tunnel built by El Chapo
06:35It only lasted for a year.
06:36In May, US authorities
06:40they receive a report about a warehouse
06:42suspect in Douglas, Arizona.
06:45The US police
06:46followed a van to Arizona,
06:49from Douglas to Phoenix,
06:51and inside he found a load
06:52of several kilos of cocaine.
06:54The Customs Office agents
06:56and United States Border Patrol
06:59they break into the warehouse
07:00and the Mexican authorities
07:02in the house of Agua Prieta.
07:04At first, the officers are perplexed.
07:07There is nothing suspicious
07:08neither in the warehouse nor in the house.
07:10But then, after hours of searching,
07:13they finally find the entrance to the tunnel,
07:16conveniently hidden,
07:17in the most unlikely place.
07:19On the Mexican side,
07:21the entrance was covered by a billiard table.
07:24A hidden switch raised the table.
07:27and the tunnel opened underneath.
07:28A nice find.
07:30Inside the tunnel,
07:32Authorities find more than 900 kilos of cocaine,
07:35worth over $46 million.
07:39The discovery of the first tunnel shocked us
07:42because we realized how vulnerable we were.
07:46But the authorities don't notice
07:48that the Sinaloa cartel is back at work.
07:50and is building new tunnels
07:53between Arizona and California.
07:56El Chapo built tunnels,
07:57playing cat and mouse with us.
08:00The difference is that we followed rules
08:02while he created them and had unlimited resources.
08:06Despite the impressive rise
08:08of the Sinaloa cartel,
08:10El Chapo aims to further increase his wealth.
08:13For El Chapo,
08:14the control of such a peripheral area
08:17it wasn't profitable enough.
08:19He wanted to enter more important circuits
08:22and increase the volume of cargo in transit.
08:24So he took enormous risks.
08:27El Chapo wants to take control
08:29of the most profitable drug trafficking routes.
08:35Even if it means starting a war.
08:401989, Tijuana, Mexico.
08:43One of the border regions between Mexico and the United States
08:46more profitable for drug trafficking.
08:49We are in the territory of the Tijuana cartel,
08:53led by the ruthless Areiano Felix brothers.
08:58The cartel also allowed other traffickers
09:00to operate in Tijuana,
09:02but they had to pay.
09:04AND...
09:05El Chapo didn't want to pay for this anymore.
09:08El Chapo has openly challenged
09:10the Tijuana cartel on its territory.
09:13The contempt shown by the Sinaloa cartel
09:16for the rules of Tijuana
09:17breaks the truce between the two criminal organizations.
09:21What these cartels often clash over
09:24It is the control of drug and money flows
09:27between Mexico and the United States.
09:28It's all about money,
09:30to power and control.
09:32In the early 90s,
09:34between the two cartels occurred
09:36acts of violence
09:38and settling scores.
09:41The Tijuana Cartel
09:42kills two Sinaloa cartel members.
09:45Then he has his wife beheaded
09:47of El Chapo's business partner,
09:50Hector Palma Salazar,
09:52and send the woman's head
09:54to his family
09:55in a box.
09:58The Mexican Cartels
10:00they are extremely violent
10:01and for them the beheadings,
10:03the tortures, the murders
10:05they are ways of sending messages.
10:09It was a massacre.
10:11It was important that the revenge
10:13they consumed themselves quickly,
10:15violently
10:16and that there was the element of surprise.
10:19The Sinaloa Cartel
10:20he finds out
10:21that the Areiano Felix brothers
10:23they will attend a birthday party
10:25at a nightclub in Puerto Vallarta.
10:27El Chapo sends his men
10:30in front of the place
10:31armed to the teeth.
10:33The Areiano Felix brothers
10:34and their bodyguards
10:36they were relaxing
10:37and enjoying the evening.
10:38El Chapo and his men
10:40they pulled over right in front,
10:42dressed as policemen.
10:43The hitmen of the Sinaloa cartel
10:45they have a mission.
10:48Kill the Tijuana Cartel Leaders
10:51and anyone who tries to hinder them.
10:57November 8, 1992
11:01Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.
11:04In an escalation of the conflict
11:06with the Tijuana sign,
11:08some armed men
11:09of the Sinaloa cartel
11:11they break into a nightclub
11:12to assassinate the leaders
11:14of the rival cartel,
11:16the Areiano Felix brothers.
11:18They unleashed hell
11:20in that place.
11:21A hail of bullets
11:22shot at random.
11:24Many people were killed,
11:26but the brothers
11:28they came out from there
11:30rather annoyed,
11:31to put it mildly.
11:34On May 24, 1993,
11:37the Areiano Felix brothers
11:38they counterattack,
11:40after knowing
11:41that El Chapo
11:42he's about to take a plane
11:43at Guadalajara airport.
11:45El Chapo had arrived
11:46at the airport
11:47and he was going down
11:48from his car,
11:49when some men
11:50they opened fire
11:51against him.
11:52While a flurry of shots
11:54it is shot outside,
11:56El Chapo seeks refuge
11:57at the airport.
11:59He comes out onto a road
12:00on the back,
12:01hijacks a car
12:02and manages to get away.
12:04In front of the airport
12:05a massacre occurred.
12:06They were killed
12:07seven people.
12:08Among the victims
12:09there is the cardinal
12:10Juan Jesus Posado Campo,
12:13Archbishop of Guadalajara,
12:16a prominent figure
12:17of the Catholic Church.
12:18His death
12:19causes strong reactions
12:21in the country.
12:22The assassination of the cardinal
12:24he raised a storm,
12:25it was a point
12:26of no return.
12:27The government
12:28he couldn't do it anymore
12:29pretend nothing happened.
12:32Suddenly,
12:33from unknown
12:33drug trafficker,
12:35El Chapo had become
12:36one of the men
12:37Mexico's Most Wanted
12:38and it's right away
12:39fled south,
12:40beyond the border
12:41with Guatemala.
12:42June 9, 1993
12:49El Chapo is captured
12:51from the Guatemalan army
12:52and it's on the road
12:53in Mexico.
12:56He is sentenced
12:57for traffic
12:57of drugs and corruption
12:59and will have to pay
13:0020 years
13:00in a prison
13:01maximum security.
13:03The prison,
13:04however,
13:05has an advantage
13:06and El Chapo
13:07he no longer has to fear
13:08the violence
13:09of the Tijuana cartel.
13:10While he was in prison
13:12has consolidated
13:13his power
13:14and at the same time
13:15it was reasonably
13:16safe
13:17from risks.
13:18But there is an enemy
13:19against which
13:20El Chapo
13:20it's not safe.
13:22The police
13:23of the United States.
13:25In 2000
13:26the Supreme Court
13:27Mexican
13:27it is pronounced
13:28in favor
13:29of extradition
13:29of traffickers
13:30of drugs
13:31from Mexico
13:32to the United States.
13:34The extradition
13:35in the United States
13:36for El Chapo
13:37it was without a doubt
13:38the worst case scenario.
13:39As
13:39he started
13:40to plan
13:41his escape.
13:42After seven years
13:43behind bars
13:44of a prison
13:45Mexican
13:45El Chapo
13:47he manages to escape
13:48hiding
13:49in a cart
13:50of the laundry.
13:51And from there
13:52a second era begins
13:54in his career
13:54of El Chapo.
13:56After years
13:57of work
13:58virtually undisturbed
13:59El Chapo
14:00must learn
14:01to direct
14:02the sign
14:02from Sinaloa
14:03as a fugitive
14:06with the authorities
14:08Americans
14:08on his heels.
14:112001
14:13Sinaloa
14:13Mexico
14:15El Chapo
14:16it makes you lose
14:17his tracks
14:17hiding
14:18on the mountains.
14:19And from that refuge
14:21he started
14:21to plan
14:22the strategy
14:23of the cartel.
14:24For years
14:25the heart of business
14:26by El Chapo
14:26it had been
14:27cocaine
14:28but suddenly
14:29drug trafficking
14:29he moved
14:30on methamphetamines
14:31and the market
14:32of the United States
14:33it was based on it.
14:34In the early 2000s
14:35the sign
14:36from Sinaloa
14:37increase production
14:39of synthetic drugs
14:40like methamphetamines
14:41and opioids
14:42including the lethal
14:44but profitable fentanyl.
14:46Without moving
14:46from Sinaloa
14:47the sign
14:48he made profits
14:49for hundreds
14:49of millions of dollars
14:50using chemicals
14:52to produce fentanyl.
14:54While the sign
14:55it gets richer
14:55beyond measure
14:56with these lethal drugs
14:57the social consequences
14:59in the United States
15:00they are alarming
15:01and the authorities
15:02they cannot ignore.
15:03Notre Dame Stadium
15:05can accommodate
15:06approximately 80,000 people
15:07and last year
15:08we had
15:09more overdose deaths
15:10in the United States
15:11of those
15:12that would enter there
15:13due to people's fault
15:15like El Chapo
15:15and their organizations.
15:17For us it was fundamental
15:19ensure
15:19that individual
15:20to justice.
15:21Only like this
15:22it would have collapsed
15:23the entire organization.
15:24He wasn't alone
15:25a manhunt
15:26but an investigation
15:27on drug trafficking.
15:28Our goal
15:29it wasn't hitting
15:30only El Chapo.
15:32We wanted
15:32destroy
15:33the entire organization.
15:34But the leader
15:35of the Sinaloa cartel
15:37it seems to be
15:37always one step ahead
15:39to them.
15:39So the forces
15:40of the order
15:41they must first of all
15:43neutralize
15:44the secret weapon
15:45of El Chapo.
15:492011
15:50Mexico
15:52It's been years now
15:53that El Chapo
15:54drive the sign
15:55as a fugitive.
15:56The secret
15:57of his success
15:58it's in the palm
15:59of his hand.
16:01El Chapo
16:01had to be able to dispose of
16:03of a system
16:03of communication
16:04effective
16:05able
16:05to make it arrive
16:06his orders
16:07or the organization
16:08would have stopped.
16:10The system
16:10of communication
16:11of the cartel
16:12it was designed
16:13from a young nerd
16:14of computers
16:15by name
16:15Christian Rodriguez.
16:17Christian Rodriguez
16:18had planned
16:19of Blackberries
16:21with a technology
16:22encrypted.
16:22It was a system
16:23very difficult
16:24to be deciphered.
16:25The police
16:26of the United States
16:27he realizes
16:28that the only way
16:29to hit
16:29the sign
16:30it's hacking
16:31that system.
16:32And the best way
16:34to succeed
16:34is to be given
16:35the keys to the system
16:36directly
16:37from whoever designed it.
16:38So the FBI
16:39it focuses
16:40on research
16:41by Christian Rodriguez.
16:43The agents
16:43they find it
16:44and they record it
16:45secretly
16:46while he boasts
16:46openly
16:47of his work
16:48for the sign
16:49from Sinaloa.
16:50They tell him
16:51we have you
16:52stuck
16:53and Christian
16:55after a few hours
16:56of interrogation
16:57he gives in.
17:00Christian Rodriguez
17:01accept
17:02to give
17:03to the FBI
17:03the key
17:04of the system
17:05in exchange
17:05of the guarantee
17:06of one's immunity.
17:08Suddenly
17:09the agents
17:10of the FBI
17:10have access
17:12to all
17:12communications
17:14of El Chapo.
17:15In a flash
17:16we were able
17:17to have
17:18the snapshot
17:18of what he did
17:20El Chapo
17:20and how
17:21he was moving
17:22the entire organization
17:23like never before.
17:25He was trafficking drugs
17:25he transferred money
17:26we knew everything.
17:27The communications
17:29of the cartel
17:29from Sinaloa
17:30reveal
17:31the enormous extension
17:32of his empire
17:33and also
17:34a collaboration
17:35secret
17:36for production
17:37of fentanyl.
17:38We discovered
17:39the existence
17:40of Chinese gangs
17:41and various subgroups
17:42inside them
17:43who collaborated
17:44with the sign.
17:45They had to
17:46provide the substances
17:47necessary chemicals
17:48to produce
17:48fentanyl.
17:50And following
17:51the movements
17:52of the most faithful
17:53by El Chapo
17:55the police
17:56he finally succeeds
17:57to locate
17:58the elusive boss
17:59of the organization.
18:01We knew
18:02who was in charge
18:02to tie up
18:03new contacts
18:04who bribed
18:05who received the money
18:06and who brought them
18:07to El Chapo.
18:08We had the right tools
18:09we were one step away from him.
18:11but El Chapo
18:12it moves
18:13continuously
18:14and years pass
18:15before they can
18:16to locate it
18:17in real time.
18:19Suddenly
18:19we started
18:20to focus on
18:21on messages
18:21that some members
18:22of the cartel
18:23they sent to a man
18:24which they called
18:25The Lord.
18:27me and my colleague
18:28we thought
18:29it stops here
18:30the chain
18:30of messages
18:31so he is there.
18:33It was like we were
18:34staring into the eyes.
18:37After a period
18:38of escapes
18:38and near misses
18:39that lasts
18:40more than two years
18:41El Chapo
18:42he is arrested
18:43for the second
18:44and last time
18:45January 8, 2016
18:46and it's right away
18:48extradited
18:48in the United States.
18:50We had succeeded
18:51to bring
18:52a criminal leader
18:53of the caliber
18:53by El Chapo
18:54in front of
18:55to justice
18:55of the United States
18:56and if we were there
18:58succeeded with him
18:59we could have
18:59do it with anyone else.
19:01Three years later
19:02Joaquin El Chapo
19:04Guzman Loera
19:05it is declared
19:07guilty
19:07of 17 crimes
19:09from the court
19:09district
19:10of New York.
19:12He is condemned
19:13to life imprisonment
19:14and he has a pain
19:14additional
19:1530 years old
19:16to be discounted
19:17at the ADX
19:17the prison
19:19safer
19:20of the United States.
19:22Despite
19:23El Chapo
19:23both in prison
19:24the sign
19:25from Sinaloa
19:26it's stronger
19:27what ever.
19:28It is believed
19:29that it be guided
19:30from El Maio
19:30and from the children
19:31by El Chapo
19:32and its profits
19:33amount to 3 billion
19:35of dollars
19:36the year.
19:38Over the years
19:38subsequent
19:39to the arrest
19:39by El Chapo
19:40the volume
19:41of cocaine,
19:43fentanyl
19:43and methamphetamines
19:45entered the United States
19:46it's certainly not
19:47decreased.
19:48If anything, it has increased.
19:50The Sinaloa Cartel
19:51has distribution cells
19:53in 47 countries
19:54in the world.
19:55It's an organization
19:56criminal
19:57on a large scale
19:58very powerful
19:59and very dangerous.
20:01In my opinion
20:02it's the sign
20:03currently
20:04bigger
20:04and more powerful
20:05from Mexico
20:05and probably
20:06of the entire world.
20:07Thank you all.
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