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For instance, recent busts in Veracruz showcased criminals wearing semi-military gear—long rifles, hooded sweatshirts, and masks—aimed at concealing identities. Though most hijackers are armed with pistols and are less conspicuous, their coordination implies a degree of organization. The big question remains: how do these groups operate with such frequency? Are they acting without leadership oversight, or do they have tacit approval from higher echelons of organized crime?