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US travelers advised against going to Baja California after Mexican cartel leader's arrest

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U.S. officials fear a prominent cartel leader's arrest could lead to violence in the area. The advisory encompasses the cities of Tijuana and Rosarito in Baja California. "Criminal organization assassinations and territorial disputes can result in bystanders being injured or killed," officials say.

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US travelers advised against going to Baja California after Mexican cartel leader's arrest

The advisory likely referred to Francisco Torres, sometimes referred to as “El Duranguillo," who was taken into custody by Mexico's army on July 2.

2 years ago·Phoenix, United States

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US travelers advised against going to Baja California after Mexican cartel leader's arrest

The advisory likely referred to Francisco Torres, sometimes referred to as “El Duranguillo," who was taken into custody by Mexico's army on July 2.

2 years ago·Spokane, United States

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US travelers advised against going to Baja California after Mexican cartel leader's arrest

The advisory likely referred to Francisco Torres, sometimes referred to as “El Duranguillo," who was taken into custody by Mexico's army on July 2.

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US travelers advised against going to Baja California after Mexican cartel leader's arrest

The advisory likely referred to Francisco Torres, sometimes referred to as “El Duranguillo," who was taken into custody by Mexico's army on July 2.

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US travelers advised against going to Baja California after Mexican cartel leader's arrest

The advisory likely referred to Francisco Torres, sometimes referred to as “El Duranguillo," who was taken into custody by Mexico's army on July 2.

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US travelers advised against going to Baja California after Mexican cartel leader's arrest

The advisory likely referred to Francisco Torres, sometimes referred to as “El Duranguillo," who was taken into custody by Mexico's army on July 2.

2 years ago·Corpus Christi, United States

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