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Dismantling CJNG presents an extraordinary challenge for law enforcement. Their organizational resilience, leadership secrecy, and globalized operations make them resistant to conventional strategies. Unlike the Sinaloa cartel—whose divisions fragmented after El Chapo’s capture—CJNG’s decentralized, cult-like structure and extensive infiltration of political and economic systems make them difficult to penetrate.
The relevance of the organization is underscored by the international scope of their operations, implying that victory over CJNG requires coordinated efforts across nations—something that has yet to be fully realized.