now, mexican cartels appeared to be deepening their ties to cocaine growers in columbia . hello, welcome to the show. i'm see from beardsley in berlin. you leaders continued to push their plant a ban oil imports from russia by year's end, despite reservations among some members. now even here in germany where the government is behind the policy, big questions do remain, including in the small town of fate, that's near the country's border with polen. it's also the location of a large refinery that is partly owned by russian oil firm ra, snuffed the p. c. k. refinery supplies, the vast majority of gasoline for nearby berlin. it also has thousands of jobs tied to it. the e u has made it a top priority to stop using russian oil. it's a sweeping policy yet to be fully sanctioned by each members. it's controversial, not least because a sudden shift could ru livelihoods. this refinery on the border with poland, supplies berlin with 90 percent of the oil. it needs including for the capitals airport. the trouble is it's owned in part by a russian firm. not only what a sudden withd

can also maintain relations with the mexican cartels. make some farmers are experimenting with new seats. these varieties are especially fruitful and a product of cartel funded cultivation and it doesn't stop there. the cartels are also funding labs and warehouses to coordinate shipments and even investing in docs with access to pacific ocean. north pole does believe that drug trafficking has increased because the government has given no authority and it's not just no, it has been happening for years. trafficking has deep roots here because the government has been permissive. if not, the state has been permissive with poor families over active a se, gangs, and cartels are profiting off of the poverty, fewer opportunities and lack of state presence. for the farmers, it's a source of much needed income and they have very little choice. but to accept elizabeth dickenson as a senior analyst for the international crisis group. she joins me now from bonita. elizabeth help us understand this a little bit better. why are mexican cartels choosing

the sinaloa cartel, this you jnc cartel right here in the united states. we to attack them at all levels. >> republicans have sent five letters to the chairwoman and we are hearing bidens practice and the need to secure the southern border. so far, we have not heard anything -- had any hearings on this issue. if we do not address the crisis at the southern border, will we be able to stem the tide of opioid use in this country? mr. dillon: absolutely not. i believe that if we do not security southwest border, the drug cartels will continue to flood this country with even more fenton all, methamphetamine, cocaine. it is important to recognize also that americans are dying at record numbers from methamphetamine and cocaine overdoses. refocusing on fenton all because we see more americans dying as a result of opioids, but there are other drugs that are killing americans. we have record overdose deaths year and the only way to stop it is to stop the drugs from coming into the u.s.. a majority are coming to the southwest border. >> you touched on my last questio

these mexican cartel leaders start going after their assets.l security issue that it is. >> congressman what's holding that up border patrol of the union said that cartel is floor herbing under president biden'sed administration so what -- what is the hold up to actually act and do exactly what you just said? >> well it's a lack of leadership frankly, and thinking creative thinking from our national security establishment, and this commander in chief. we all saw former esper mention in his book that president trump said hey this is a military issue. we need to start using military assets and the establishment in washington was all aghast but he's actually right. president trump is right and we have precedent we did in in the 90s and 2,000s but providing that planning intelligence, enabling support to the columbian military and they saw a lot of success. and also in afghanistan, he ordered the bombing of the drug labs in afghanistan to go after the taliban's cash and drug flows that they were using to finance their war. we have these assets. it

de lima al cartel jalisco, el cartel de santa rosa de lima dedado principalmente al robo de combustibleraciÓn ha que de entrar al territorio. ahora, esta nueva disputa deja esta masacre. mi reporte desde la ciudad de celaya. >>>♪. >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> la situaciÓn en la frontera sur del paÍs no cambia a pesar de que sigue en vigor el tÍtulo 42 el gobernador estuvo allÍ y dijo que se iba a poner mÁs alambres de pÚas para enviarles y arrestarlo y enviando a washington, se hacen con la ayuda de coyotes, que cobran bien caro por la ayuda nacho pudo hablar con uno de estos coyotes. >>> asÍ es, aquÍ estamos en el vaya del rÍo grande, aquÍ en hi dal texas. y ayer conversÉ en exclusiva con un coyote cruzÉ a reynosa para preguntarle cuÁnto cobra por cruzar a los inmigrantes, cuÁnto gana al mes cuÁntos inmigrantes trafica al dÍa? >>> cÓmo funciona quÉ haces tÚ? >>> me contactan de chiapas porque mandan gente, me dice va a llegar gente tal dÍa y mando pues, yo man a traerlos y los llevos asÍ. los describimos aquÍ en la ciudad. >>> cuÁntos aÑos tienes? >>> 18 aÑos. >>> todo comenzÓ con un camarada q

these organizations, most notably the -- cartel and the cartel -- more commonly known as c.j. angie, are large, well funded and exceedingly violent. they operate with relative impunity in mexico and are responsible for tens of thousands of murders and disappearances in that country. the cartels are taking advantage of our unsecured sat with border by flooding our communities with fentanyl, methamphetamine, cocaine and heroin they showed no signs of abating. to make matters even worse, since late 2020 the relationship between the u.s. and mexico law enforcement has deteriorated significantly. last year, mexico's government enacted strict regulations curtailing foreign law enforcement in mexico, by centrally requiring it deviate to tell mexican authorities about its operations and activities in mexico. given the massive corruption in mexico, this was the equivalent of requiring it dea to communicate its intelligence and law enforcement strategies directly to the drug traffickers. just last week, it was reported that one year ago mexico disbanded a select anti narcotic unit, know

lÓpez: estÁn tomados literalmente por los cÁrteles de la droga y no nos dejan llegar.hambre arrecia, y el miedo cala. el prÓximo envÍo con una tonelada en despensa saldrÁ en unas horas rumbo a aguililla, michoacÁn. espera que logren pasar, pues las noticias que llegan a travÉs de los grupos de whatsapp, que los mismos pobladores han formado, son preocupantes. [hablan en espaÑol] lÓpez: aguililla es un estado de guerra. nunca habÍamos tenido en michoacÁn un estado de terrorismo, fÍjese bien. carmen: los lugares pasan el dÍa alertÁndose unos a otros. [hablan en espaÑol] aguililla es donde naciÓ nemesio oseguera cervantes, conocido como "el mencho", lÍder del cartel jalisco nueva generaciÓn. sin embargo, la plaza era controlada por los zetas y la familia michoacana. cuando jalisco nueva generaciÓn decidiÓ tomar el control, la sangre corriÓ. nos dirigimos a aguililla, donde el padre gilberto vergara, de la parroquia de nuestra seÑora de guadalupe, ha quedado tambiÉn entre dios y el narco. en el trayecto nos topamos con retenes de autoridades y autodefensas hasta que punter

ofrece decenas de millones de dÓlares por informaciÓn que ayude a la captura de los cabecillas del cÁrtel estados unidos estÁn desesperados para capturar a estos capos, porque estÁn haciendo bastante daÑo. >> Éste noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos ella calderÓn. jorge: el precio de la gasolina subiÓ a un nuevo rÉcord de $4.37 justo cuando muchos en los estados unidos se prepara para irse de vacaciones. ilia: un problema de fondos el alto costo del petrÓleo, impulsado ahora por un plan de la uniÓn europea de dejar de comprarle petrÓleo a rusia por su ataque a ucrania. jorge: ademÁs de la inflaciÓn, con el aumento del petrÓleo, la vaselina y los alimentos vienen muchos problemas que complica mucho nuestras vidas. >> gasolina, comida, vivienda, y costo de la vida es hoy el mÁs alto de los Últimos 40 aÑos. >> el dinero que no alcanza. >> si el precio de la gasolina bate rÉcords, ni hablar de Él diesel. >> es demasiado, muy alto. >> antes josÉ luis quijada gastaba $300 para manejar a los Ángeles. >> hoy lo hago por $750, $800, al aumentar el diesel aumento del transporte, y con Él todos los

conspiracies in the fuel market, and at the same time, this effect of cartel conspiracies is usually described as a principle feathers and rockets, that is, what does it mean when prices on the world markets or when there are objective reasons for growth and fuel prices fly up into the mountains like a rocket, but when these reasons disappear, they fall down like a feather. this the principle of feathers and rockets regularly observes me on our market dealing with this problem, and they hear it for a long time, that is, in order for the antimonopoly tool to work, it will take at least several months , at the same time, we have an acute problem that must be solved in the coming weeks, and accordingly today , unfortunately, this tool of the state regulation seems to be the fastest possible, but at the same time there is a problem that the state regulation of prices that works today on the fuel market does not significantly correspond to the realities that exist because in different regions of ukraine the components of the cost of fuel are completely different , and the price that is se

listen. >> the cartels are controlling the border versus law enforcement. after and reducing the influence on the cartels. we've done that before. mexico, i think, can step up to the plate to a greater extent than they are. >> charles, when you talk about the cartel control, here along the border, hundreds of these are found. these are wrist bands that came off of migrants. there's a four digit number on there. it's that organized. that's how much control the cartels have here on our southern border. charles? >> charles: supply chain efficiency there. thanks, griff. border patrol union president brandon judd joins me now. he's been on the front lines this. the efficiency and the brazenness is over the top right now. it's amazing. we're the world's preeminent nation. obviously we're choosing not to control our borders. we're allow ago cartel to control them. that's the case. >> it is the case. when you look what's going on, it's all about the reward. they know they're going to be released in the united states. that's the reward. as long as we continue to rew

and more recently hoped the cartels set up laboratories with a precursor as well.pshot of it is if the chinese and mexican cartel cooperation flooding our country with this deadly synthetic drug fentanyl, we once again set a sad sad record in overdose in the country. >> todd: for cdc estimates 107,000 americans lost their lives from drug overdoses last year alone. the nationwide epidemic being fueled in part by california's week drug laws and the states post proximity to the southern border. why aren't liberal politicians doing anything about it? republican candidate for senate in california john ellis joins me. great to have you on the program. look, if you knew terrorist had a plan to kill 100,000 people presumably if you are the government, you do something to stop it. why is the biden administration, the new administration, liberal politicians as a whole doing nothing to stop this rolling tragedy? >> this is an absolute crisis. the truth of the matter is this is a nuclear drug, the nuclear bomb of drugs. this is 50 times more powerful than morphine. it is 100 t

campeÓn de boxeo, porque su idea era asesinarlo y enviar su cadÁver al lÍder de una fracciÓn del cÁrtelexicana, y tuvieron acceso a chÁvez, a quien personalmente le dijeron lo que habÍan escuchado. lo que nos dice el detective contreras, es que el gobierno mexicano le ofreciÓ de alguna manera protecciÓn a chÁvez, comenzÓ un operativo para buscar a los sospechosos en ambos lados de la frontera. unos dÍas despuÉsen playas de tijuana hacen un operativo la policÍa arrestÓ a 11 personas las cuales ahora mismo cumplen una condena a 70 aÑos de cÁrcel no por este caso en particular de chÁvez, sino por el secuestro de un comerciante de tijuana, lo que nos dice este detective es que el sospechoso, un cabecilla del clan de los hermanos arellano fÉlix, sigue libre, porque el gobierno de estados unidos no pudo formular un caso en su contra. paulina: isa y a, me gustarÍa preguntarte, las personas detenidas ya estÁn purgando sentencia de 70 aÑos en prisiÓn, hay manera de que puedan salir de la cÁrcel de manera anticipada de alguna manera? isaÍas: lo que sÉ es que la condena ya es fija, son 70 aÑos de

and germany's cartel office says facebook parent meta is of amount importance. the head of that agency tells us why that's bad news for mark zuckerberg. but welcome back to d w. business. i'm christy plats, and in berlin. stocks in the u. s. suffered there. worse day of the year on thursday. ki indexes plunged, erasing a rally from the day before. the dow jones industrial average fell almost 4 percent . and the nasdaq last 5 percent of its value relief over a relatively modest interest rate hike from the u. s. federal reserve gateway to questions over how high rates, how high rates could go over the next 2 years. as the bank tries to tackle soaring inflation. and what this could mean for the economy, people's pocket books and corporate profits. now the plunge comes as the world's major oil producers say, they will not be massively boosting output, meet global demand, and bring down prices any time soon. the opec plus alliance says it is sticking to its pandemic recovery road map and only gradually increasing production next month . by an extra $430000.00 barrels

these cartels have chemicals mostly from china and to a lesser extent, india. suppliers adapt to enforcement pressure and restrictions by adjusting advertising or changing chemical structures that fall outside of existing drug controls. dual use chemicals used in synthetic drugs also present additional precursor detection challenges as many have legitimate use. after obtaining precursors, fentanyl production involves three stages. laboratory synthesis, pill processing operations and staging for cross-border smuggling. once fentanyl is the synthesized, a single pill pressing operation in mexico can produce up to 150,000 tablets a day. pills are then staged along mexico's northern border. mexico-based traffickers primarily use personally owned and commercial vehicles to smuggle fentanyl into the u.s. through land border ports of entry. cbp will later address this in more detail. once in the country, the affiliates distribute synthetic drugs to the large distribution hubs such as los angeles, chicago, atlanta and new york. fentanyl networks are among the world's f

the cartel.i spoke to some cubans this morning. each spent $12,000 to the coyotes to get to this point right here. we just saw a group of illegal migrants crossover here. >> rachel: only people who have any benefits if they work for the government in nicaragua. >> rachel: i started talking to them, they were willing to give an interview, border patrol came and said you are in my custody, you can't talk to the media anymore. the federal government doesn't want us to know what is going on. shocked by the lack of transparency. >> good question for the federal government to answer that. they need to be transparent, this affects everybody and the state of texas. every state is a border state in the state of texas. >> rachel: children coming across, a little life jacket right there, obviously a child's life jacket, they are making the journey with kids. >> this is national security and we have to take into account the children coming across. once they make the journey to the united states, where do the

reportera: ese estado se ha convertido en un campo de batalla para los cÁrteles de sinaloa y el "cÁrtel primeros campesinos en regresar. lo primero que hizo fue limpiar su tierra para sembrar. el durante el exilio, los campesinos sobrevivieron en trabajos donde no tenÍan experiencia. >> en la obra. en las tiendas, otros en la fruterÍa. en diferentes trabajos. reportera: para mantener la seguridad en la zona, el ejÉrcito, la guardia nacional y la policÍa municipal instalaron bases permanentes. >> hay un ambiente mÁs tranquilo . reportera: pero esto no ocurre en la capital del estado, donde en menos de 24 horas fueron encontrados restos humanos en bolsas con mensajes del crimen organizado y una balacera registrada ayer por la noche dejÓ una persona lesionada de gravedad. en los Últimos aÑos los domicilios dolosos en zacatecas han aumentado 400 %, colocando esta entidad en la octava mÁs violenta del paÍs. maity: al regresar, partidarios y opositores del presidente de perÚ se enfrentan en las calles de lima. fÉlix: en plena crisis venezolana, una mujer - lucy ama vacacionar, pero a veces ne

we got 2000 miles of border we have to maintain and try to get complete control over but the cartel, they get these sex predators and special interest aliens into our country and that is what so scary and white border security is so important. we have to go after criminality but when our hands are constantly tied with large groups of illegal migrants the cartel pushed across, we just can't go after everything. elizabeth: we have a trump appointed federal judge yesterday ending a temporary restraining order to stop biden from getting rid of germs pandemic for policy title 42, a judge out of louisiana extending the block on the white house. we also have arizona governor doocy joining texas and sending illegal border crossers to d.c. and a letter to twitter, facebook, staff and tik tok saying drug cartels and human traffickers are exploiting and using your website for their operations, can you talk about that? >> that shows you how dangerous it's becoming an all states, not just texas, arizona, new mexico and california, is spreading to louisiana and florida and throughout the united st

if they reach the hands of the mexican cartel i seven.4 billion doses of fentanyl put into theti handsicans. at the border hsi is responsible to respond to all introductions to start or continue an investigation. the investigation is the best tool for the capabilities with the flow into the united states. the border enforcement security task force represents where the agency's premier tools for turning simple border seizures the primary mission is combat to combat state local federal tribal and international law enforcement resources. currently there are 82 deaths comprising 2000 law enforcement officers and personal representatives. in addition to the best with 253 offices and all 50 states and us territories dedicating assets with the flow. the illicit drug supply chain feeling the overdose death begins abroad and ends on main street. hsi along with our partners dedicated to using a broad and unique authority to stop illicit drugs thank you for the opportunity to appear befored you and the critical role it plays to attack. i look forward to your questions. >> thank you for your testi

also have active cartel operations.idental overdoses are almost exclusively fentanyl now to say we were blindsided is a real understatement. this is laura did earlier in this was her son, zach. you ready? me too. zach's dad just said to me. computers that are baby's gone. zach was a young athlete and a straight a student. he died two days after christmas in 2020 after an accidental fentanyl poisoning. he took what he thought was a percocet, but it was laced with fentanyl that there needs to be strengthened laws around fentanyl. and tonight, the dea is also warning of other possible mess overdose events across the country. recently in florida, there were spring breakers who took what they believed was one thing, but it was actually laced with fentanyl. here in sacramento. giovanni luigi ktvu, fox, two news overdoses among americans at record pace right now, giovanni. thank you. up next child crime concerns coming from a san jose church when we come back the court documents revealing disturbing details of what family memb

so basically you have this cartel of dynasties saying that we're not going to compete with one another. and like before, we're gonna team up and therefore really band together and ensure that there will be no competition. i know that under your system and you already mentioned that. a different than the vice president elected separately. even though marcus and terence engineers campaigned, under the seem of unity, i think they even called the political pairing unit team. do you think this semblance of unity or them saying on one page will, will remain once they get to the very tedious and sometimes very contentious business of governing right there been doubts because as i said, dynasties have not cartilage like this before. and there are a few coalitions, but normally those coalitions are don't be last long because there's no credible commitment to stay the course simply because politics is a i, a winner take all thing in the philippines. so it means that if you're the one ruling, then you can simply say, i'm not gonna share power, right? but if this cartel this alliance between the m

it's the cartel. the cartel has monetized this entire stream this entire flow of migration. and so i would argue that we're actually outsourcing our immigration system to the cartels. so if we want to undermine the cartels and make the border more secure. create legal immigration pathways. and there's another number of other other ways to to improve both enforcement but also legal immigration, but kathleen you bring up something really important in terms of the refugee system. so the refugee system is separate from kind of your immigration system because technically if you know a refugee is somebody that we invite here and they have to meet certain criteria to be able to qualify for as a refugee. they are fleeing, you know persecution because of their political affiliation race gender religious belief social group. but no and also in particular violence it state-sponsored violence. so there i think as we look forward there have to be some fixes and some modernization to a refugee system so that it accounts for violence inflicted by non-state actors cartels climate change and

they formed what they call a dynasty cartel, a cartel of dynasties, with support from another. former president was also a, an offspring of a previous president. busy him up by the royal who forge the alliance. so basically you have this cartel of dynasties saying that we're not going to compete with one another. and like before, we're gonna team up and therefore really band together and ensure that there will be no competition. i know that under your system, and you already mentioned that different than the vice president elected separately . even though marcus and de terence engineers campaigned, under the seem of unity, i think they even called their political pairing unit team. do you think this semblance of unity or them saying on one page will, will remain once they get to the very tedious and sometimes very contentious business of governing. right. 4 there been a doubts because as i said, dynasties have not cartilage like this before. and there are a few coalitions, but normally those coalitions are don't be last long because there's no credible commitment to stay the course. s

it reminded us of the work of some kind of criminal cartel, something like drug trafficking, and we adopted their jargon, calling those who were engaged in delivering ballots and stuffing them into ballot boxes mules. this woman agreed to be interviewed anonymously, she was part of the fraudulent scheme to which the film is dedicated, how voting by mail was used to debate the election results in the name of 2,000 mullahs. the author was prompted by the main characters, a greek analyst, phillips, and the head of an election monitoring organization. katherine engel brecht when we started the project. we had to come up with a term to describe the participants in this operation. remind us of this. the work of some criminal cartel is something like drug trafficking and we adopted their jargon, calling those who delivered ballots and stuffed them into mailboxes dumb, the heroes turned to the method of analysis, geodata from mobile phones. in the so-called swing states, where the gap between the candidates was small, and they did not allow to identify not only the main injection points, but also t

we've also seen in mexico, drug cartels often armed with sophisticated u. s. military grade weaponry. so around the world, us weapons often do end up in the hands of problematic individuals. this is something that many people around the. ready world are seriously concerned about is the usa continues to escalate its anti russian rhetoric. the united states continues to pour weapons into ukraine, who might be on the receiving end of some of these deadly weapons. we heard from civil rights attorney, robert patillo, who says countries must tract any weapons they supply to a foreign country to be sure to know in whose hands they end up. well, i think this is absolutely mistake. we saw it happen in libya. ghana staying were nearly $9000000000.00 a web re i was left on the ground there. we have no tracking mechanism for where these weapons are going. whose hands it will go into. so not simply the battalion but the isis in the middle east, north african drug cartels. they're working for the region will be able to buy on the black market. many of these highly advanc

. >> el cartel estarÁ detenido en medio de este proceso pero su antiguo cartel sigue operando le atribuyen aquÍ estÁ bien caliente el asunto >>> pero pues nunca me imaginÉ que tan cerca de mi casa porque yo vivo aquÍ >>> aseguran que solamente en los Últimos dÍas llegaron a ver algunos movimientos sospechosos. >> un seÑor que entraba y salÍa. >> el narco tÚnel tenÍa una ngitud de 1744 pies equivalente a 5 canchas de fÚtbol americano y similar a un edificio de 6 pisos >>> su construcciÓn permitÍa el paso de grandes cantidades de drogas entre mÉxico y estados unidos las autoridades lo adjudican al cartel de sinaloa dentro del tÚnel encontraron casi 2.000 libras de cocaÍna y droga sintÉtica. (informaciÓn en pantalla) >>> los narco tÚneles son estructuras que los grupos criminales las utilizan por aÑos en las ciudades de nogales sonora, mÉxico, los delincuentes los utilizan para el trÁfico de drogas e inmigrantes >>> es una ruta muy corta para ellos para ingresar a estados unidos >>> en el operativo cayeron 6 piernas de acuerdo con las autoridades eran las encargada de este narco tÚnel ya estÁ

right, cartel hub, here in this country, on u.s.ey're setting up their drug trafficking, human trafficking, sex traffic operations. control is lost at that border. in march, c.b.p. recorded more than 220,000 encounters with people trying to illegally enter the country. fortunately, they were able to use title 42 and expel about 100,000 of those 220,000 individuals. title 42 has been a lifesaver for the border patrol. if you don't believe me, go ask them. they will tell you. that is a lifesaver. they used it more than one million times to deny entry and ease the strain on their limited resources. they need it. they need title 42, and they will tell you they need title 42. so, of course, the biden administration is getting ready to take title 42 away. let's just open that border up. it's endangering our sovereignty, endangering our people. every town is a border town, every state a border state, but let's throw caution to the wind. we had 160 different countries come across that border last year. let's see if we can break that record

it was nice the, immediately after the head of the cartel said, there was no current possibility to replace russian oil also with this there. okay? prior to the are co earth and when these things are destroyed then goes up the difference that palestinians deserve peace and prosperity and americans, envoy to be around this seemingly caught off guard by a question on the double standards by washington on the israel policy with, from moscow to the world. this is our t great to have your company today. my name is, you know, the new humanitarian car doors helping open to allow civilians to leave the ass off style steel plant in murray, all the russian military as all so i lost that 3 day pause in hostilities russian and then yet republic forces will cease all military activity, while the humanitarian roots are in operation with troops, also were moved to a safe distance. earlier, more than a 100 local civilians left the plot. we heard from those evacuated to a time in that and yet region about what they've had to insure. when she started on the 1st, the game was very scary of still the follow a

derrick malts points that out. >> mexican cartels are very greedy.ing advantage of the weak security at the border. and unfortunately we have a lot of addicted people in america. kids as young as 13 that are going on social media buying this poisonous fentanyl and dying in their bedrooms. >> julie: where is the administration on this? first it was kamala harris supposed the figure out the root cause. weak security. biden isn't doing much. what are they doing? >> that's a good question, julie. former agent derrick maltz said it best. this is not a red and bluish yu it's a read, white and blue issue. americans are dying each day. we need to be the voice of those families, those victims that right now the focus is not on the fentanyl crisis. we're more focused on immigration but need to focus on fentanyl and border security. right now there are at least over 250 americans dying each day, one every five minutes because of some type of fentanyl poisoning and we need to spread awareness and education to our children and young adults and college students es