Jalisco is the Mexican state with the highest number of missing people, according to the National Search Commission, with nearly 15,000 people reported missing.

Two Mexican activists who publicized a grisly “ extermination camp ” linked to organized crime were killed on Wednesday in Jalisco, according to Mexican authorities and the advocacy organization they ...

Last pic of ‘extermination camp victim’ as family fears she’s among 100s of burned bodies after being lured by job offer The sister described how she 'lost all hope' when she identified her ...

Prosecutors in Mexico have arrested the mayor of Teuchitlán in western Jalisco state as part of their investigation into a nearby cartel training site. The mayor, José Murguía Santiago, is ...

Jalisco was formed when it split from the Sinaloa Cartel in 2010, and the two trafficking organisations are now fighting a bloody turf war to control the supply of drugs through the south of ...

They were arrested at a ranch that authorities say was used as a forced recruitment centre for the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, one of Mexico's most powerful criminal gangs.

“This ranch served as a training site and even though it sounds awful, really harsh, for extermination,” Navarro said. The site is only the latest in a troubling history of such places in Mexico.

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