“Crimen Organizado” refers to organized crime, which is a structured group engaged in illegal activities for profit. These criminal organizations typically engage in various illicit enterprises, such as drug trafficking, human trafficking, arms smuggling, money laundering, extortion, and racketeering. Organized crime groups operate through a hierarchy, with defined roles and responsibilities among their members, often employing violence and corruption to maintain control and avoid law enforcement. They often have a significant influence on social and economic systems, posing challenges to legal authorities and contributing to social destabilization. Organized crime is often characterized by its secretive nature, sophistication, and the use of established networks to facilitate and expand criminal operations.
El gobierno mexicano ha decidido enviar 2,100 tropas adicionales a la ciudad de Juárez para combatir el aumento de homicidios y otros delitos violentos. Esta medida busca enviar un mensaje…