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ICYMI: How Cartel Demographics Have Changed To Include Women
Jul 25, 2024 ·
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ICYMI: How Cartel Demographics Have Changed To Include Women
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The involvement of women in Mexican drug cartels has evolved over time, reflecting changing dynamics within these criminal organizations. Here's a summary of key aspects related to the increased participation...
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The involvement of women in Mexican drug cartels has evolved over time, reflecting changing dynamics within these criminal organizations. Here's a summary of key aspects related to the increased participation of women in Mexican cartels:
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- Historical Background: Traditionally, women in Mexican cartels played supportive roles, such as acting as couriers, informants, or maintaining familial connections to cartel members. However, their direct involvement in criminal activities was limited.
- Evolution of Roles: Over the years, the roles of women in cartels have expanded. Women are now involved in a wider range of activities, including drug trafficking, money laundering, and managing illicit businesses. Some women have risen to positions of power within the cartels, challenging traditional gender norms.
- Leadership Roles: While men have historically dominated leadership positions in cartels, there have been instances where women have assumed prominent roles. For example, women known as "narco-juniors" or "narco princesses" may inherit leadership positions within cartels due to family ties.
- Exploitation of Stereotypes: Cartels have exploited traditional gender roles and stereotypes in Mexican society. Women are sometimes used to transport drugs, as they may be subject to less scrutiny from law enforcement. Additionally, women may be involved in bribery and corruption, taking advantage of societal expectations about women being less likely to engage in criminal activities.
- Violent Roles: In some cases, women have been involved in violent activities, including acting as assassins or enforcers for the cartels. This represents a departure from traditional expectations regarding women's involvement in criminal organizations.
- Challenges for Law Enforcement: The increasing involvement of women in cartels poses challenges for law enforcement, as it complicates profiling and detection efforts. Women may be less likely to arouse suspicion, allowing them to operate discreetly within the criminal networks.
- Impact on Communities: The presence of cartels, regardless of gender dynamics, has significant negative impacts on local communities. Drug-related violence, corruption, and the erosion of social fabric are consequences that affect both men and women.
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to contact me:
bobbycapucci@protonmail.com
source:
More Women Than Ever Are Joining Cartels (vice.com)
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