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Revision as of 19:46, 30 April 2025
Sinaloa Cartel
Group Information
Size:
23+
Prominent Members:
Güero Palma (Don) Toribio Esparragoza (Don) Joaquin Guzman (Don) Ismael Zambada (Don)
Arturo Beltran (Don) Coronel Villarreal (Don) Damaso Lopez (Capo) Armando Lopez (Capo) Ivan Guzman (Capo) Ovidio Guzman (Capo) Lopez Guzman (Capo) Alfredo Guzman (Capo) Edgar Guzman (Capo) Sicairos Zambada (Capo) Vicentillo Zambada (Capo) Imperial Zambada (Capo) Serafin Zambada (Capo) Baltazar Vega (Capo) Alfredo Beltran (Lieutenant) Carlos Beltran (Lieutenant) Hector Beltran (Lieutenant) Alberto Beltran (Lieutenant) Cholo Ivan (Lieutenant)Successor:
Predecessor:
Diplomacy
Affiliation:
Associates:
Rivals:
Business
Business:
Drug Trafficking
Crimes:
Homicide
Murder
Organized Crime
Drug Trafficking
Location:
Sinaloa, Mexico
The Sinaloa Cartel is a criminal organization that formed after the Guadalajara Cartel collapsed. It was founded by Güero Palma, Toribio Esparragoza and Joaquin Guzman. After several deaths and arrests, the cartel splintered into the Los Chapitos and La Mayiza factions.