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The Rise & Fall of ‘El Chapo ’ Guzman

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The Rise & Fall of ‘El Chapo ’ Guzman. By: Gabriela Munoz. Birthplace of ‘El Chapo ’. Cocaine Alley. May 1990 cocaine boomed across America. In Agua Prieta , Mexico, U.S. Custom Agents found what they were looking for. New level of transporting Marijuana and cocaine north every year.

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  1. The Rise & Fall of ‘El Chapo’ Guzman By: Gabriela Munoz

  2. Birthplace of ‘El Chapo’

  3. Cocaine Alley • May 1990 cocaine boomed across America. • In Agua Prieta, Mexico, U.S. Custom Agents found what they were looking for. • New level of transporting Marijuana and cocaine north every year. • Tunnels connecting house from a warehouse in Mexico to the U.S. • Were designed with hydraulic lifts like in auto shop. • “Shorty” Mexican marijuana producer to become world’s most powerful drug cartel.

  4. Rising through Ranks • In his 20’s Guzman was placed in charge of transporting drugs for Mexican kingpin Hector Luis Palma Salazar from Sinaloa to coastal cities. • In his 30’s was supervising logistics for Miguel Angel Felix Gallardo (Guadalajara cartel)

  5. Godfather of Tunnels • 1990 Customs agents discover tunnels running underneath houses. • Half a dozen other tunnels were found in California & Arizona. • One stretched 425 meters from Tijuana to San Diego.

  6. Tunnels Con’t

  7. Laundry cart escape • January 19, 2001, 12 years left on a prison sentence, Guzman crawls into laundry cart & is wheeled out of prison. • Escape fueled Guzman myths and he grew more powerful. • After escape Guzman expanded to Europe & Australia, sending emissaries to develop local contacts whom he could bribe. • Controlled 1,954 miles of U.S.-Mexico border. • Used jet, trucks, cars, boats and rail cars to move drugs.

  8. More Fame for Guzman • Forbes Magazine named him one of the “World’s Most Powerful People” in 2009. • Was included in the publication’s list of world’s billionaires alongside Bill Gates and others.

  9. Public Enemy #1 • Feb. 14, 2013 Guzman was declared public enemy #1, no one declared that since Al Capone in 1930. • Far more menacing than Capone. • “What Al Capone was for beer and whiskey Prohibition, Guzman is to narcotics.” • “Guzman far greater threat, has more power & financial capability than Capone ever dreamed of.” • Reward for any information was $5 million.

  10. ‘El Chapo’ goes down • Feb. 22, 2014 U.S. wiretap directed Mexican Marines to 4th floor condo in Mazatlan, Mexico. • Taken into custody at 6:40 am. • Spend rest of life in prison. 7 U.S. courts have indictments pending against him, and several are pressing for extradition.

  11. Support for ‘El Chapo’ • “We support Chapo Guzman because he is the one who gives us jobs and helps out in the mountains.”-Pedro Ramirez

  12. Works CitedPictures and Quotes • Patdollard.com • Dailymail.co.uk • Borderlandbeat.com • Policymic.com • News.howzit.msn.com • Businessinsider.com • Abcnews.go.com • Article.wn.com • Cbc.ca/news.com