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The United States government offered a $15 million reward for information leading to the capture of Rubén N. alias 'El Mencho'.
Cartel operator Hugo H. ('El Tuli') offered a bounty of $20,000 for each member of the Mexican military killed by his group.
Following the operation against 'El Mencho', 85 roadblocks were registered on federal highways across 11 Mexican states.
Retaliatory attacks in Jalisco resulted in the deaths of 25 National Guard members, one custodian, and one official from the state's Attorney General's office.
The current Mexican administration has seized 23,000 firearms, of which 80% are of U.S. origin.
While the United States government provided intelligence for the operation against 'El Mencho', the planning and execution were entirely the responsibility of Mexican federal forces.
Mexico's security cooperation with the United States is based on four principles: respect for sovereignty, shared responsibility, mutual trust, and cooperation without subordination.
Mexico's national security strategy has resulted in over 43,000 arrests, the seizure of over 23,000 weapons, and the confiscation of more than 320 tons of drugs.
All security operations in Mexico are conducted exclusively by Mexican federal forces, without the operational participation of United States forces.
The security cooperation between Mexico and the United States is fundamentally based on the exchange of information and intelligence.
Of the 23,000 firearms seized by the current Mexican administration, 80% originated from the United States.
Following the operation against "El Mencho," 85 blockades were registered on federal highways across 11 Mexican states.