Ken Salazar confirms that El Mayo Zambada was taken to the United States against his will

This was confirmed by the US ambassador to Mexico, Ken Salazar Ismail El Mayo Zambada He was transferred against his will to a private airport in Santa Teresa, New Mexico, and versions that US agents participated in his arrest were dismissed.

In a press conference, the US ambassador to Mexico responded to questions raised by President Andrés Manuel López Obrador this morning about the US government’s lack of cooperation in the matter of the arrest. El Mayo Zampada and Joaquín Guzmán López.

This Friday, August 9, President López Obrador during his press conference said that the US government “Not providing enough information. They provided the most basic, most general information that a plane had landed in El Paso, Texas; They had a long-term contract with Guzmán López, and when the plane arrived, it was not alone, Mr. Jambada was also there.

“Among the findings, we have what happened with Ovidio (Joaquin) Guzmán and El Mayo, and we gave them to them, and it was also given to the Office of the Attorney General of the Republic of Mexico. The first thing is that Joaquín Guzmán voluntarily surrendered; the second thing is that he is Santa in New Mexico. That was the evidence we saw when Teresa arrived at the airport. Mayo was taken against his will”, declared the messenger.

Ken Salazar confirmed that the United States had no role in the arrival of the two convicts in New Mexico, and that the information he has is that it was “a Operation between cartels There one gave himself to another.

This Thursday marked two weeks since the arrest Joaquín Guzmán López and El Mayo Zambada; 15 days have passed since many theories about what happened between the bosses of the Sinaloa cartel led them to the hands of North American justice.

Various journalists and analysts circulated versions pointing to an agreed surrender, betrayal and a betrayal. Kidnapping Plotted by El Chapito against his godfather: El Mayo Zambada.

Along with the statements of Ken Salazar and the position of the US Embassy in Mexico, the official version is consistent with the stated hypotheses. Guzmán betrays López to Zambada Garcia, It is unclear at this time how the leader and founder of the Sinaloa cartel got on the plane or was loaded.

Reports by lawyer Frank Perez and publications by journalists Ioan Grillo and Juan Alberto Cedillo indicate that El Mayo Zambada may have been kidnapped, assaulted, and forced onto a flight to the United States on which only three people were aboard: El Chapito, El Mayo and Pilot; Although they pointed out – individually – at least six people dressed as soldiers and some neighbors (the name they use to refer to US agents) took part in the operation.