de sinaloa >> el cartel de sinaloa no esta muerto, tiene estructura, una organización muy sofisticadoo, sin emabrgo lo que queda dificlk es recrear la misma estructura >> el ex agente de la dea añade que la caida del chapo guzman disparara el revanchismo entre los sectores >> el chapo guzman durante su tiempo libre ha matado a miles de personas con la distribución de varia drogas y la violencia contra sus propios ciudadanos >> otros grupños de narcotraficantes podrían aprovechar la coyuntura para tomar decisiones, auqnu el principal real, el cartel de los tetas están mal después de la captura de sus lidere.s >> hay muchoas cartles que hace 10 o 15 años no tenían tanto poder >> steven sostiene que la caida del chapo supone una caida en el modelo de narcotrafico en méxico. >> ya no vamos a ver ese cartel que puede controlar todo en la cadena de distribución >> es una época en que el que controla territorio es quien gana, como tipo mafioso para poder establecer rentas a todas la asctividades licitas e ilicitas. >> el poder del chapo excedia las fronteras, su captura podría afectar la est

two drug cartels battling for turf. the zetas, a rogue band of former military are trying to push out the gulf cartel which has smuggled drugs across the rio grande for decades. killings of constant. tiffany and david hartley learned firsthand. mexican police were not to be trusted. for instance, he was coming home from the bank after cashing our rent check and police pulled him over, followed him from the bank. pulled him over. had him step out and punched him in the face and stole his money. >> reporter: david, she says, saw someone get shot on the street. did you sense it was getting more dangerous? >> you could. yeah. you could sense it. you'd hear more about it. >> reporter: what did they look like? describe how you would pick out a cartel member? >> their trucks at that time had their name. a zdg or a "z" for the zetas. they had actually marked their vehicles with their name and who they were. >> reporter: david convinced his company to allow him at least to live on the american side of the border in mcallen. soon

comparten con el lÍder del cartel de sinaloa.iene sistema de los mÁs avanzados, detectores de explosivos y de presencia. el joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn tiene un abogado designado mientras no presente a sus defensores, cuentan con un plazo de 48 horas para determinar la situaciÓn juridica del capo, que tiene pendiente una condena y su posterior fuga en jalisco. >>> necesitamos cÁrceles seguras, donde no se fuguen los capos y los jefes de sicarios despuÉs que nos costÓ un aÑo arrestarlo, y gastamos mucho dinero. >>> el joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn no puede ser juzgado por los mismos delitos que se le imputaron, trÁfico y delincuencia, hay la posibilidad de solicitud de extradiciÓn. la seguridad es mucha, al inhibir seÑales es difÍcil operar en grupo, estas cosas que el dÍa de hoy ya la situaciÓn de seguridad en los alrededores sea mÁs relajada que lo que fue ayer, solamente algunos patrullajes pudimos observar. felix, regreso contigo. >>> ahÍ estuvo el joaquin "el chapo" guzmÁn, la primera vez que estuvo detenido. >>> con el arresto del

el lÍder del cartel del golfo fue extraditado en el 96 y en juicio condena 11 cadenas perpetuas.o del chapo. fue extraditado en el 2010. >> hay muchas solicitudes donde podrÍa estar procesado con personas excelentes. se puede decir que, seguramente condenado. >> agrega que la captura de guzmÁn es motivo de especial orgullo en mÉxico en lo que dificulta su extradiciÓn. >> el departamento de justicia debe enviar una peticiÓn formal de extradiciÓn, un documento con las razones por las cuales guzmÁn debe enfrentar la justicia de estados unidos y determinar el cual jurisdicciÓn. >> el chapo es el rey de los tÚneles, construyÓ varios bajo las casas en donde se ocultaba. mÁs de una vez los utilizo para escapar. pero tambiÉn construyeron sofisticados tÚneles bajo tierra para pasar la droga a los estados unidos. >> se les reconoce como autÉnticas obras de la ingenierÍa subterrÁnea. los narco tÚneles operados por el cÁrtel de sinaloa encabezado por el chapo guzmÁn que cambiÓ para siempre los mÉtodos para introducir droga en los estados unidos >> se ha convertido en el rey de los narco tÚne

taking down the ceo of one of the world's most power drug cartels is the "inside story." hello, i'm ray suarez and the bootleggers could on the dream of the empires created by the drug trade of the 21st. the politicians and the lawmakers on the take, that part stayed the same but guzman had to manage the empire and the retailers and high-tech transportation, money landering and sheer brutality. putting guzman in a cell hasn't unravelled the empire in the past. weath whether that is different this time and is the "inside story." >> it is the end of the drug cartel elle chapo guzman. he was captured and marched to jail. the capture in mexico on saturday morning was the end to a 13 year manhunt. a search that intensed in the past weeks. he was captured by the mexican marines and help from the americans. in the end, it was an intercepted satellite phone call that did him in. asleep in the room with an ak-47 by his side and no shots were fied. guzman called is the world's most wanted drug lord. it mohhed tons of cocaine, marijuana and other illegal drugs over the borders and t

the tijuana cartel especially has disintegrated. he's now left to be the lone guy along much of the border. that's why it's so big. i started as a hill billy basically. all of them started as hill billies most of them and now he's the most wanted guy in the united states as well as in mexico. >> brown: let me ask alejandro hope, how important is this in mexico. and in this long fight that mexico's had against the cartels. where did this fit in and what does it tell us about where that fight is right now? >> well i think this is very important both ethically, strategically and politically. ethically because guzman was, el chapo faced mexico, he faced lawmakers for years. he successfully waged war in two major cities. he was mostly unimpeded. it's an important message that this guy was brought to justice. secondly, strategically because this is pushing, this accelerated an ongoing concession from large-scale drug trafficking organization to small gangs, more local in scope but in activities iie involved in things like extortion, kidna

el lÍder del cartel del golfo fue extraditado en el 96 y en juicio condena 11 cadenas perpetuas.ulta su extradiciÓn. >> el departamento de justicia debe enviar una peticiÓn formal de extradiciÓn, un documento con las razones por las cuales guzmÁn debe enfrentar la justicia de estados unidos y determinar el cual jurisdicciÓn. >> el chapo es el rey de los tÚneles, construyÓ varios bajo las casas en donde se ocultaba. mÁs de una vez los utilizo para escapar. pero tambiÉn construyeron sofisticados tÚneles bajo tierra para pasar la droga a los estados unidos. >> se les reconoce como autÉnticas obras de la ingenierÍa subterrÁnea. los narco tÚneles operados por el cÁrtel de sinaloa encabezado por el chapo guzmÁn que cambiÓ para siempre los mÉtodos para introducir droga en los estados unidos >> se ha convertido en el rey de los narco tÚneles, porque el es quien marca para esos sistemas. >> univisiÓn pudo recorrer en exclusiva una de estas obras de la ingenierÍa subterrÁnea, que por su sofisticaciÓn y eficiente construcciÓn causarÁ asombro a los encargados de la seguridad nacional en los

. >> chapo guzmÁn esta lejos de n enfrentar a la justicia de estados unidos y el liÍder de a cartel derc cargos de narcto y oi cotrÁfi u delincuencia. >> habrÁ presiÓn en estados unidos pu;para ex ttraditacio e veremos tribunales si deter determinan que hasta no detengan estos asunto sd pueden hacerl. >> n un juez tiene el caso pe e pendiente y hoy se hicieron p l publÚblicas las imÁgenes de l u tun tÚnetu tunles que le permitieron esc a escapar a masatalalzatlÁn oded f fue caputturado en este edific y estaba con su actual esposa. >> por la precio nde sino de un delincuentes mÁs buscados de la comunidad. >> asÍ lo dijo el pdresidente n enrique peÑa nieto. >> su detenciÓn es un claro e e ejemplo de la coordinaciÓn e r entre el uso del sistema de i inteligaencia y la pooplicÍa. >> la dea habÍa ifnormado de la cumbre que chapo guzmÁn estaÍaa con el otro liÍder de l cartel,a semana pasada la marina tambiÉn descubrieron a joel r enrique sandoval y ahÍ encotn encotnrarenc encontraron el nuÚmero de chao guzmÁn, un fnofotelÉfono detsa del chapo guzmÁn . >> al tecnologÍa es tan soti s sotifisca

la captura >> algunos dudas qu tras ser arrestado se le este dando un golpe mortal >> porque este cartel decadas establecida >> pues lo mismo digo >> se va a poner todo más dificil >> habrá mas >> muertes y todo eso >> y mire originario >> en cinalo >> a >> algunos le tienen temor hay quienes dicenq ue ha ayudado a la gente >> nos dicen pro que piensan los cinoalenses de esta captura >> los corridos del cartel de cinaloa >> el chapo guzman tiene una gran popularidad >> los musicos entonan con sentimiento estas canciones populares >> ha salvado m >> un aplauso >> es algo triste >> le digo >> a parte de ser narcotrafico, ayudaba a aus pueblo >> es astuto >> no ha transcurrido muchoas horas >> ya le compuso un corrido >> lo hice hace media hora >> dice mas o menos así >> por mas que anduvo vlolanndo d eun lado para otro >> al rey de todos ls capos lo arrestaron ♪ (música) >> ven con gran asombro el arresto del hombre mas buscado >> es una gran sorpresa porque después de tanto tiempo que estaban que lo capturaban y no lo hacian >> así va disminuyuendo la delincuencia >> dicen que el ogbierno

does cutting the end of the hydra mean that's the end of the cartel? >> he was on the forbes list of billionaires. >> incredible right? >> yeah, most powerful people in the world. the idea you could take him down no one thought it was really possible. so that sends a message. the flip side of that is that you now have a whole organization that doesn't have their leader, and a lot of other cartels who want in on this campaign. as long as there are drugs coming into the united states, as long as there is a demand for them you are going to have the cartels supplying them. it may not be el chapo guzman but it will be someone else. >> trying to get the turf while he's out of the picture at the time? >> absolutely. one thing that he was good at doing is he kept the violence down a bit. as his car tell got bigger, violence went down. a lot of people are concerned that violence is going to go up again. >> he was an extraordinary figure in the drug trade. i keep reading that he was in effect an innovator in the use of these tunnels and bringing narcotics into t

the influence of the cartels uh, in many of these areas is huge, over law enforcement, politicians and state prosecutors. and- and in most cases, these people are in charge of investigating these crimes. >> [speaking spanish]. >> there are people who benefit from crime, either drug barons, you know, or- or politicians who- who want to send out very strident signal to people in our profession. they're targeting investigative reporting. they're targeting journalists who get up every morning and- and want to spend time on investigating corruption. >> fear is one of the overriding characteristics affecting journalism in- in mexico. drug cartels uhm, uh, have been basically conducting war against journalists, as well as others in the community. >> you're watching, al jazeera america presents: killing the messenger. you're watching, al jazeera america presents: killing the messenger. >> in pursuing what was not merely my job, but my passion, i exceeded sheer reason on many occasions. so it often happening that in trying to capture the best image or digging up a scoop, i cross the line into d

taking down the ceo of one of the world's most powerful cartels is the inside story. ♪ >>> hello, i'm suarez. the bootlegging millionaires of the 20th century could only dream of the kind of empires created by the drug cartel in the 21st. whether you smuggling whiskey or heroin that part stayed the same. putting joaquin guzman in a cell hasn't unravelled his empire in the past. whether that is different this time around is this edition of the program. let's begin with a look at the weekend arrest. it was an inglorious end for the legendary drug lord. he was walked before cameras and then marched off to jail. his capture early saturday morning was the dramatic end to a 13-year manhunt. a search that intensified in the last two weeks. he was captured by mexican marines with the help of american agents. he was asleep in his room with an ak-47 by his side, but no shots were fired. guzman, called shorty, is the world's most wanted drug lord. the mastermind behind a criminal drug production and smuggling enterprise moved tons of cocaine, marijuana, and other illegal drugs over the border an

la dea arrestÓ a miembros del cartel de sinaloa. incluyendo al mayo zambada. usado por dos semanas en enero y febrero exclusivamente en culiacan, los militares mexicanos lo habrÍan utilizado. normalmente drones norteamericanos no pueden sobrevolar mÉxico. mÁs informaciÓn de una cÁrcel de michig michigan, ahÍ estÁ preso el vicentillo zambada. >>> hubo un arreglo con el departamento de justicia, en el cual el vicentillo se convierte en un informante privilegiado del gobierno de estados unidos, no te estoy diciendo con certidumbre que pasÓ informaciÓn. >>> demuestran estrecha cooperaciÓn de autoridades de mÉxico y norteamericanas, en tecnologÍa, y compartir informaciÓn de inteligencia, puede llevar a futuros Éxitos en la lucha contra el narcotrÁfico. >>> en washington lourdes meluza, univisiÓn. >>> seguimos en mÉxico, centenares de militantes de grupos de autodefensa en mÉxico, se congregaron para celebrar el primer aniversario de su creaciÓn. para expulsar de sus territorios al grupo de narcotraficantes de los caballeros templarios. >>> el correo electrÓnico per

and that cartel, the king of all cartels for many years eventually disintegrated and it's a shadow ofts former self. >> let's hope that is the case here. thank you. >> thank you. >>> chuck hagel is recommending some very steep budget cuts for the military including shrinking the number of active level troops to numbers not seen since world war ii. he say it's for a build of technology build up and special operations security. >> the assumption that is being made in the pentagon, and it is almost laughable if it wasn't so serious, is they don't believe the united states will involvement it's a in a ground war of any consequence again. those assumptions have been made after world war ii, korea, vietnam, and the cold war, and every single time they have been proven wrong. and here we are making that sames a search shun. >> joining us now is a man who hooz covered the military, pentagon, congress, and politics, kevin good to have you back on the show. secretary hangel insists the plan will not jeopardize america's security, but not everyone is buying that. what do you think is the bottom

you need to be-- stay out of this area." >> there are indications now that the cartels are trying to influence the information agenda more widespread. the cartels are telling publishers, editors and reporters what they can publish or what they can't publish. >> the sense of impunity against press is high now. many people who can pay for kill a journalist, maybe some of them not thinking, "i killed a journalist," because it looks like nothing is going to happen. >> i think they have a double purpose. one is to shut up this person, to eliminate this person, uh.. as well as uh.. to send the message to other journalists, "this is going to happen if you don't follow my rules." >> [speaking spanish]. >> the journalists themselves have tried to get the government to pass laws, saying, "you know, crime against a journalist is- is a federal crime." but this has all been very ineffectual. and so the- the journalists have to be very careful what kind of information they're revealing about the drug cartels. >> [speaking spanish]. >> censorship in mexico is uh.. basically a result of uh.. the thr

wakeen, the leader of the mexican drug cartel. finally back in custody after 13 years on the run since bribing his way out of prison. how powerful? his cartel is believed responsible for an estimated 25% of the drugs entering the u.s. marijuana. cocaine. heroine. tens of thousands may have down in the u.s. and mexico because of him through overdoses and associated murders. sources say he was arrested 6:40 a.m. this morning by mexican marines provided in part by american immigration and drug enforcement agents. he was arrested in this hotel, in a resort town, 630 miles from mexico city. no shots fired. the world's infamous criminal caught in seconds. univision conducted a year-long investigation aired by fusion, our sister network. >> it's like the osama bin laden of drug trafficking. >> reporter: he was part of a networking drug cartel shipping drugs by the hundreds of tons into the u.s. >> you got what you were looking for. >> yes, we did. >> reporter: i saw it firsthand at this checkpoint. this array of furniture had more than a

this is a huge blow for the cartel, one of the most powerful cartels in mexico right now. >> what doesan for the cartel, losing someone of that stature. >> this is a legendary figure in the first place. avenues rested in 1993. he got away. he probably bribed a lot of folks in mexico. >> in the laundry basket, the famous story he got away in a laundry basket. >> his tentacles not literally saying, but he has been all over the place, he has business in all, a europe, united states and the americas. and now that he's apprehended it's very likely that he will be extradited to it the united states to face a lot of criminal charges. >> do you think it's more than likely he'll get away a second time? >> if he stays in mexico, he might. but, you know, we don't know if it might happen. i am pretty sure there will be plenty of security around him this time. >> mexican authorities have tend up their efforts in trying to catch these king pins? >> it is true. before he was captured other cartels were apprehended. we have seen a leg up in security enforcement in mexico. however, and i want to emphas

i think that, you know, if you look at his own cartel, itself, the sinaloa cartel, that is the first place they will look to try to continue to break open his cartel, because it is run in a semi autonomous way, and there are two or three other leaders still at large and still sort of highly senior, including what is presumed to be the second in command, a man known as el myo. and so whether he is going to yield any inmore facing on them is seem iing unlikely frankly. but what might happen is that he may perhaps while he is in custody trying to get information on rival cartels such as the los zetas, but many believe this won't have a significant impact even on his own cartel. don? >> thank you, nick parker. we appreciate that, and to give you an idea of how big the cartels are, and why this is an important arrest for the u.s. 90% of the cocaine that comes to the u.s. goes through mexico. it is also the main supplier of marijuana and meth. and those u.s. sales put anywhere from 19 to $29 billion in the cartel's pockets. unbelievable. the next few hours may be crucial for the future of

there indications that the cartels are trying to influence the information agenda more widespread. >> the cartels are telling publishers, editors and reporters what they can publish, or what they can't publish. >> the sense of impunity against the press is high. many people that can pay for killer journalists, some are not thinking, thinking because it looks like nothing is going to happen. i think they have a double purpose. one is to shut up this person, to eliminate this person. as well as to send the message to other journalists. this is going to happen if you don't follow my rules. >> the journalists themselves tried to get the government to pass laws saying a crime against the journalist is a federal crime. this has all been ineffectual. and so the journalists have toe be careful what information they are revealing about the drug cartels. s ss >> censorship in mexico is basically a result of the threat of violence imposted by the drug cartels and the failure of the government to enable journalists to do the work without fear of reprisal. killing a journalistist is not collateral

when the cartel offered money to do jobs for them, that tempting?: you are that desperate for money? >> reporter: young men like this are all too come seeing this as their only way out of poverty. is that what you aspire for is to be in the big leagues of the cartel? >> reporter: federal officials in chicago were among the first to say they wanted to try el chapo guzman. a folks man told al jazerra that they are eager to prosecute him there. >> i would ask that the mexicans consider extraditioning him to the united states, where he will be put in a supermax prison, under tight security where he cannot escape. >> reporter: what happens next will depend on who wins that battle. mexico, where the drug trade has claimed hundreds of thousands of lives, or the u.s., where a whole generation of addicts have been born from the sinaloa empire. >> "america tonight" tonight christof joins us here, i know you have reported extensively on the sinaloa cartel. you know a lot of what they have done, what they are capable of here. does this cutting off the head of t

i think one case in point, if you want a cartel. throughout the '90s and then they ran for the tijuana cartel. those guys are arrested. issue mayel and roberto. >> -- their ability, the organizational ability and their logistic ability were not so easily replaced. >> whole cartel, the king of all cartels for many years just eventually just disintgrated and it's a shadow of its former self today, largely starting then. >> that's the case here. it's always good to have you on the show. thank you. >> my pleasure. thank you. >> it will changes the pentagon. s secretary of defense chuck hagel is recommending steep budget cuts for the military, they include 13inging active duty troops to levels not seen since before world war ii. he says the reduction in troops is a trade-off for building up technological superiority. special operations forces and cyber resources but the proposal is drawing criticism that the drastic changes will hurt u.s. security. >> the assumption that's being made in the pentagon, it's almost laughable if it wasn't so

he brought out the lazetes leader, arguably the most lethal cartel. and now the biggest fish ever, and that is el chapo guzman. >> thank you very much. thank you for joining us. >>> and our experts now, pierre is back with us, and david aguilar, the former border protection commissioner who for more than a decade, you tracked guzman. and mariana von zeller who covered guzman extensively. i want to start with you, commissioner. you had what they call an intimate intelligence relationship with guzman. which means there was not a day that went by in your ten years tracking him day and night, just your reaction to having him captured. when you heard that. >> martha, pierre, thank you for having me this morning. and the reaction was one of relief. one of relief and tremendous achievement on the part of our mexican friends and neighbors to the south. the fact that they were able to take him down, the way that they did, by not firing one shot, that tells me that the intelligence of tracking the operational of that intelligence for so many years was carried o

mexico armed groups have pushed into a cartel-controlled city in the western state.he so-called vigilanties have been fighting the knights templar cartel for the last year. we have more from mexico city. >> reporter: vigilantys roll in with guns, the supposed cartel stronghold they have been aiming to take over for months. it's been years since the vigilanties rose up. they were tired of seeing friends and family extorted, kidnapped and killed by cartel. it's the heart of the farm belt. vigilantys said it was essential to liberate the city so businesses could begin again. it was essential to see the fight through. >> i know you're afraid, endure it and everything will turn out good with no more murders, no more extortions, threats or beatings. without giving the fruits of our work to these bandits who have taken all. >> reporter: in january the federal government sent thousands of police and soldiers into the state to try to take back control from both the cartel and the vigilanties. some vigilanties were even killed in clashes with the military. in the end the gover

united states away from the sinloa cartel.ever, it is believed to have been run by two of the commanders for some time now without direct sort of input from el chapo. with el chapo, you never know. he was able to escape from prison about 13 years ago, and you never know what's going to happen next with him. >> and obviously with him jailed, there's a power struggle to succeed him. who are the names you are looking at right now? >> the two sub commanders that i just mentioned have been sort of running the operation. it's believed that el maya is going to take control over the cartel. >> thank you so much for joining us this morning. this man had a third grade education, one of the most powerful people in the world. >> extraordinary. him taken with no shots being fired. >>> and now to the breathtaking developments in ukraine. the president vanished and citizens raided his compound, a private zoo, fancy car, a hot tub and a personal golf course. the question is what comes next in this country and what does it all mean for america

he fled through the city's sewers and was driven away by cartel henchmen. six days later on saturday, authorities picked up his trail again in the resort city of mazatlan. wiretaps and call traces led agents to a cell phone inside this hot sell. agents knew that phone belonged to guzman's top aide, a communications specialist who always traveled with guzman. at 5:30 saturday morning heavily armed troops broke down a fourth floor door, without a shot, guzman was captured in his bed. now guzman has been charged already with violating mexico's drug laws. he also faces numerous indictments here in the u.s. but scott, frankly extradition is likely to take a very long time. bob orr in our washington newsroom, bob, thanks very much. guzman had a $5 million price on his head posted by the u.s. state department. he's been indicted by federal grand juries in at least 7 jurisdictions, including chicago where he is the city's most wanted fugitive. dean reynolds is there. >> chicago's gang members estimated at 100,000 are ready foot soldiers and enforcement for chapper

the latest in a series involving cartel members. >> this is a huge blow for the sin low a cartel. of the most powerful cartels in mix co right now. >> what does it mean losing someone of that stature? >> this is a legendary figure. he was arrested in 1993, he got way. he probably bribed a lot of folks in mexico. >> in the laundry baskets. round basket. laundry basket, the famous story he got away in a laundry basket. >> he has -- he has businesses all over the place, all, a europe, united states and the americas, and now that he's apprehended it's very likely that he will be ex-extradited to the united states to face a lot of criminal charges. >> do you think it's likely he guilt away a second time? >> if he states in mexico, he might. but, you know, we donald know that i am sure there will be plenty of security around him this time. >> do you think it will have any impact on drugs in the american streets? >> as you mentioned, there are other cartels that are operating in the united states. we have the knight templar or formerly known as the [inaudible] you have the gulf cartel, t

hopefully it will disrupt the cartel a little bit. obviously, one man does not create the entire day to day business operations, but the hope is that cutting off the head of the snake will help at least at some point. >> ted ronlwlands, appreciate i. bring us new information as you get it. >>> this dramatic day for a country and a people. >>> now that charismatic former prime minister addressing protesters live right now after just being released from prison. we're going there live to the ukraine. >> -- [ speaking in foreign language ] [ male announcer ] this is the story of the little room over the pizza place on chestnut street the modest first floor bedroom in tallinn, estonia and the southbound bus barreling down i-95. ♪ this magic moment it is the story of where every great idea begins. and of those who believed they had the power to do more. dell is honored to be part of some of the world's great stories. that began much the same way ours did. in a little dorm room -- 2713. ♪ this magic moment ♪ ♪ this magic moment save you fift

he headed the sinaloa drug cartel, mexico's largest cartel. united states, methamphetamine, heroin, cocaine and marijuana. it was a violent cartel, a strong cartel that took over smuggling routes into the united states over the last few years in a very bloody way. guzman is reputed to be at the very top of all that. so his capture is seen as a very big deal in mexico and in the united states. it's tantamount to the killing of pablo escobar in colombia, even the killing of osama bin laden in the war on terror. to the mexicans, this guy was number one. and he was most wanted by the d.e.a., too, with a $5 million award. this is a huge arrest. we're told by u.s. and mexican authorities that it occurred early this morning. in fact, a mexican senior official just said it happened at 6:40 a.m. in mazatlan. they have officially confirmed they do have in their hands joaquin el chapo guzman. this was -- >> let me interrupt you for just a second. we are actually watching him being walked by authorities at this moment. this is just moments ago. we were wa

caro quintero , su hijo ivan archivaldo guzman o damaso lopez , su ahijado y jefe de sicarios del cartelste experto en narcotrafico gozando de la red de proteccion que dejo tejida el chapo para continuar su negocio.. super= ricardo ravelo/especialista en narcotrafico inq=...por que evidentemente en narcotráfico opera con la venia del poder.. en voz del mismo joaquin loera la lista de candidatos se ha ido recortando y los nombres de sus enemigos reafirmandos e. pues a decir de versiones oficiales antes de ser ingresado al penal del altiplano ,,,de caminar cabeza abajo y lentamente por los pasillos del que sera ahora su hogar, el chapo declaro que caro quintero estaba escondido en la sierra sin interes de regresar al negocio. stand=jazive perez/ciudad de mexico inq=..los especialistas no descartan la posibilidad de que quien ascienda a la cabeza del cartel de sinaloa lo haga solo de manera simbólica, pues consideran que los recursos y contactos con los que cuenta el chapo son tan amplios que podría seguir operando desde la cárcel. y prueba de ello, son las recientes declaraciones de agente

te tambiÉn a washington, la captura del chapo guzmÁn sin ulugar a dudas tendr un impacto en los carteleszmÁn luera, la guerra contra los otros carteles, corÓo la vida de mÁs de 80 mil personas, y 20 mil desaparecid desaparecidos, pero tambiÉn es i importante claraclarar y poner cosas en su justa dimensiÓn porque la detenciÓn del chapo guzmÁn no es el fin del cdartel de sinaloa porque e saluds unas ortas criminales mÁs importantes importantes, en la misma zona testaba el chapo guzmÁn y tambÉn ismael el mayo zambada, esto c u causa que el mayo zambada quede como lidÍder del cdartel de sinaloa, por lo cual sigue sie d siendo una organizaciÓn criminal muy importante y seguirÁn mat matando personas y tambiÉn m mientras que el gobierno no tome acciones urgentes, para pensar q que el cartel de sinaloa tha sio eliminado y ha sido disminuido a su mÍnima expresiÓn. >>> se ha hablado que contaba con una extraordinaria infr infraestructura de tecnologÍa y seguridad el chapo, cÓmo se e i equivoca, quÉ pasÓ. >>>e n realidad chapo guzmÁn cuando se dio a la fuga de la r prisiÓn en guadalajara, se ubi o

the question is who will head the sinaloa cartel? he used to be a police officer and considered to be very powerful. the other i is ishmale, and the faculty that they have lost their leader, murders in mexico have dropped in the recent years, close to 20% in one year. mexico has doubled its force, close to 40,000 today and the arrest of joaquin guzman is one of the big gets recently. drugs remain a big threat, and tonstopping on the border that kills thousands. >> we have michael viho with us, the former head of operations at the drug enforcement administration. >> it's a pleasure to be with you. >> thanks for taking the time to be with us. help us separate, there was a lot of myths around this man, guzman. how many of the stories about, i could go into a list of them here but i don't have the time for that. how many of them are actually true? >> well, actually, very few of them are true. there are a lot of myths as you very well know. mexico is a land of conspiracy. the only thing that is certain is that chapa guzman was definitely

uno de los más buscados ofrecen una recompensa de 2 y medio millones de dólares >> es un líder del cartels, hace apariciones publicas en la plaza del pueblo >> mi madre me hacia hace 30 o 35 años, todo lo regalaba >> eso es un lado de la moneda, el altruista que reparte dinero de los más necesitados, pero también hay de quien sestan también por el cristal que envenena y mata lentamente a sus consumidores >> si supieras como lo hacen, hasta acido de carro de bateria >> se te caen los dientes >> se te cae todo >> un reportero internacional viajó con el y la tuta apareció con dinero en la mano y una pistola >> la gente se dedica al negocio todos sabemos que es de 2 >> hace un mes el gobierno mexicano le promete devolver la paz al gobierno mexicano, que vive en el crimen y la corrupción, fernando gomez martinez sigue siendo líder >> los grupos de autodefensa han recuperado casas, vehículos y ranchos que le habían quitado a sus dueños pero parece que el cartel no ha perdido el control de mucha gente en distintos puntos de michoacan >> en méxico la víctima de abuso sexual a manos de sacerdote,

y el cartel operaba en mÁs de 50 pia sesos reportes policiacos aseguraron que estaba en guatemala.acompaÑaba. otra historia, comÍa lo que preparaba su cocinera personal. parece que temÍa ser envenenado. tenÍa tanto poder que un dia golpeo a quien era gobernador de chihuahua. josÉ reyes. y el lo negÓ. dicen que era valiente el dÍa de de su captura. y un ejercicio lo protegÍa pero ese dia estaba solo con un guardaespaldas. >>> no solo mirarlo como un delincuente, porque creo que es una mirada, tramposa, que nos impide ver otros aspectos de la vida >>> y los mil millones de dÓlares, los que nadie sabe donde estÁn. pero aseguran que tiene, no les sirvieron para evitar su caÍda. en mÉxico, raÚl torres, telemundo. >>> ¿donde estarÁn los mil millones de dÓlares?. >>> hice la prueba de sangre y cuando te van a capturar llegamos al fin de la ediciÓn. si quiere charlar con nosotros estamos a disposiciÓn en twitter en marÍa celeste y jo jd balart. los dejamos con caso cerrado gracias por ser parte de su tard >>le quiero dar dos opciones, esas dos opciones: una... doctora: ajÁ. >>que me dÉ mi

, en culiacan se presentaron marchas con cientos de personas que piden la liberaciÓn del jefe del cartel mundo, la manifestaciÓn tomo por sorpresa a autoridad, como dice alejandro roldan, aÚn en la cÁrcel el joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn tiene sus seguidores. ♪. ♪. ♪. (gritos) >>> en un hecho sin precedente, al menos mil personas algunas con el rostro cubierto y otras sin temor a ser reconocidas marcharon por las calles de culiacan en el estado de sinaloa, para pedir la liberaciÓn de joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn, e impedir que sea extraditado a los estados unidos. >>> creo que es algo insÓlito, algo inÉdito. algo que no nos deja bien parados a los sinaloenses. >>> el gobernador de sinaloa valdÉz, se sorprendiÓ ante esta inusual manifestaciÓn, y seÑalo que familiares y amigos del joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn organizaron la protesta, hubo diez detenidos, los cuales fueron puestos en libertad. >>> algunos dijeron que les habÍan dado 500 pesos, otros que le dieron una cachucha, una camiseta. unos dijeron que el les dieron tamales, agua. que les habÍan dado cerveza incluso. >>> el presidente del comitÉ

he's accused of running a massive cartel. now that he's been arrested, u.s. authorities want him to face charges in the states. >> last year the chicago crime commission named joaquin guzman public enemy number one. it's a dubious monicker last since the 1930s. >> his drug cartel is of a major significance. he controls the street gangs by supplying them with the drugs. >> the u.s. drug enforcement agency implies 80% of drugs. he escaped in 2001 using money, bribes and a laundry truck. in 2009 he was indicted in illinois. he's been indicted in a number of other u.s. cities. two of the lieutenants have been extradited from mexico and have been held in u.s. custody. the trials will take place in chicago. >> over the weekend the dea head told us:. >> ultimately it will be u.s. attorney-general eric holder who will determine where joaquin guzman will face trial. the other question is whether or not joaquin guzman's arrest will have an affect on the flow of drugs in united states or on the streets of chicago. >> university of illinois criminal justice professor is

violent, as it forcibly takes over drug routes from other cartels. the sinaloa group is also known for its use of tunnels, some underneath the u.s. border. it could also affect supplies. >> chapo guzman runs the organization that imports the most illegal drugs into the u.s. his arrest will have a significant impact on the ability of heroin and methamphetamine coming into the united states. >> reporter: guzman was named by forbes magazine as one of the world's billionaires. ♪ he was also the subject of narco songs, especially after his escape from intense scrutiny until he fled from a maximum security prison in 2001 from which he fled in a laundry truck, never to be caught until now. tonight, the attorney general says that guzman's activities contributed to the death and destruction of millions of lives across the globe, through drug addiction, violence and corruption. other officials worry that guzman's arrest could lead to another bloody turf war as rival traffickers now try to take over his routes. lester? >> mark potter tonight. >>> a spoiler aler

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his cartel is believed to be responsible for 70% of the illegal drugs that entered the u.s. through mexico. last year, the city of chicago branded guzman as public enemy number one. the last criminal who held that title was al capone. carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> axelrod: as carter just noted, guzman is under indictment in several american cities. the head of the d.e.a. in chicago says he'll push for the trial there. dean reynolds joins us now from chicago. dean, why do they want him so badly in chicago? >> reporter: because it appears, jim, that chicago was chapo guzman's favorite town. it was the place that he located his headquarters for the transshipments of the drugs to chicago, and then to 1,000 communities nationwide and in canada. this is also the place where his organization may well have had the most violent impact, and this is where two of his lieutenants in this area were arrested in the last few years and may well have turned state evidence against him. so this would argue for chicago being the place to prosecute him. >> axelrod: dean, chicago has had

narcotraficante mÁs buscado del mundo joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn ¿quÉ significa su arresto para el "cartel y la lucha contra el narcotrÁfico? hasta hablarnos de todo esto jorge castaÑeda, noticias univisiÓn y con leopoldo lopez gobierno lo acusa de incitar la violencia en las protestas del 12 de febrero, me acompaÑa desde la ciudad de valencia la asambleista de la oposiciÓn, marÍa corina machado. >> tambiÉn tenemos el dramÁtico testimonio de estudiante venezolano que llevÓ en sus brazos a la moro abunda reina de belleza quien muriÓ en un hospital del estado carabobo. >> muchos creÍan que la reforma migratoria ya estaba muerta pero hay dos congresista que su creen que el asunto todavÍa se puede revivir, lo discutimos con el congresista republicano mario dÍaz-balart y el demÓcrata de illinois luÍs gutiÉrrez. >> el doctor juan rivera viene "al punto" a presentarnos su nuevo programa donde lleva a conocer secretos y rituales de la medicina alternativa, y comenzamos. >> (♪). >> vamos "al punto" con jorge ramos. >> (♪). >> vamos "al punto" despertamos el domingo y el chapo estaba en la cÁrcel, j

para tener cartel es necesario presumir de ser malo. las cantidades de dinero que han amasado y hasta mensajes escritos con balas. >> en parte es posicionamiento obviamente. si puedes alardear eso eleva tu estatus. facebook y todas las redes sociales, son solo un instrumento nuevo. antes alardeaban de otras formas. >> al parecer es sÍmbolo de prestigio criminal. >> la persona que es delincuente es la que tiene mejores motos, vehÍculos, que tiene las mejores muchachas, las mÁs agraciadas del barrio. >> vivir en un barrio de caracas es una y lucha diaria contra la muerte, como relata este hombre que vive en una de estas favelas. >> son muy pocos los que quedan vivos de los que se criaron conmigo, es un momento de elecciÓn. la vida te pone el camino bueno y el malo. fuman drogas, sabes? eso los trastorna y pierden el sentido de la conciencia de las cosas. al tener el arma es un complemento mÁs de sentirse apoderado. >> lamentablemente al hacer publicidad a los crÍmenes traen nuevos adeptos. ese es el temor de esta madre que intenta sacar a