From a single brick building on North Eustis Street in St. Paul, Minnesota, a web of pro-Beijing nonprofits and businesses collaborate with the Overseas Chinese Service Center of Minnesota (Minnesota OCSC), which works directly with China’s United Front Work Department.
Authorities and politicians in Mexico are questioning a failed operation by agents with the country’s Attorney General’s Office (FGR), where townspeople mistook them for kidnappers. The confusion set off a vigilante mob that torched various vehicles and kidnapped and beat six agents until state authorities were able to restore the peace.
La facción Cártel del Noreste de Los Zetas envió un equipo de sicarios desde México a la ciudad fronteriza de Nuevo Laredo para asesinar a un hombre que presuntamente les había robado drogas. Documentos judiciales relacionados con el caso revelaron que la orden fue dada por la cúpula del cártel, y que se les indicó a los sicarios que “no dejaran testigos”.
The Cartel Del Noreste faction of Los Zetas sent a team of hitmen from Mexico into the Texas border city of Laredo to kill a man who had allegedly stolen drugs from them. Court documents revealed that the top leadership of the cartel gave the order, and the hitmen were told to “leave no witnesses.”
Autoridades y políticos en México cuestionan un operativo fallido de agentes de la Fiscalía General de la República (FGR), donde pobladores los confundieron con secuestradores. La confusión desencadenó una turba linchadora que incendió varios vehículos y secuestró y golpeó a seis agentes hasta que las autoridades estatales lograron restablecer la paz.
On the 1300 block of North Eustis Street in St. Paul, Minnesota, a ten-minute drive from the Governor’s Mansion, sits a brutalist brick building that houses a secret Chinese Communist Party (CCP) front operation that serves several functions for the CCP — none of them good for the United States.
An investigation into an alleged cartel training ground and killing field in western Mexico has led authorities to uncover how one of the world’s most violent cartels used TikTok to recruit its gunmen.
