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Following the death of Jalisco New Generation Cartel leader Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, also known as "El Mencho," widespread violence erupted across Mexico. The Mexican military killed Oseguera Cervantes during a shootout at his home, acting on intelligence reportedly provided by his romantic partner and with intelligence support from the U.S. In response, the cartel launched attacks, resulting in the deaths of 25 Mexican National Guard troops in Jalisco, along with approximately 30 criminal suspects in Jalisco and four in Michoacan. A prison guard, a state prosecutor's agent, and another woman were also killed. The cartel erected over 250 roadblocks across 20 states, setting vehicles on fire, but authorities have since cleared them. The U.S. State Department advised its personnel and citizens in several Mexican cities to shelter in place.
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AI-ExtractedThe cartel reacted to its leader's death with violence across Mexico, placing roadblocks and setting vehicles on fire.
The U.S. provided intelligence support for the Mexican operation.
Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes was killed during shootout as Mexican military attempted to capture him.
25 Mexican National Guard troops and more than two dozen criminal suspects died following the killing of Jalisco New Generation Cartel leader.
Intelligence leading to the military operation came from a romantic partner of the crime boss.
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