Unveiling the Cartel's Grim Playground: Mexico's Alleged Training Ground Shocks Nation
Mexico's security minister insists the 'ranch of horror' is a cartel training site, not an extermination camp. Discovered in Teuchitlan, it sparked fear due to remains found. The site allegedly recruited for the Jalisco Cartel, killing those who resisted. Federal investigators are now involved.

Mexico's security forces have identified a 'ranch of horror' in Teuchitlan as a cartel training site, rather than an extermination camp, according to Security Minister Omar Garcia Harfuch.
The discovery, with remains scattered, sparked national concern, highlighting the country's ongoing struggle against cartel violence. Over 124,000 are missing in Mexico, revealing deep systemic issues.
Federal authorities are now managing the investigation after local officials mishandled it. Arrested suspect 'Commandante Lastra' allegedly led recruitment, with many recruits killed for resisting. This case underscores the dire challenges in curbing cartel activities.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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