The story of the most dangerous man to contemporary history

The story of the most dangerous man known to contemporary history

This man is the most dangerous man in the world today, and despite his short stature and weakness, he is the man who all the security and intelligence services in most of the world's countries are incapable of, so that every time he is arrested, he can easily escape from inside the most prisons His story is very much like a detective film, so much so that his life story and his adventures with the security services will soon be converted into a movie.
Here is 24 information about Al Tashbo based on Time magazine.

1. His name Joaquin Guzman.

2. He is considered one of the most famous and dangerous drug traffickers in the world and heads the Drug Trafficking Organization for the largest and most powerful global mafia, the Sinaloa Cartel, which originates from the Mexican coastal region bordering the Pacific Sea.

3. Known as "Al Chapo Jozman", the word "Al Chapo" means a short Mexican.

4. Following the arrest of his predecessor, chief drug trafficker, Cardenas, from the Gulf of Cartel in 2003, Al-Chabu became the world's most powerful drug trafficker, according to the US Treasury Department.

5. The ministry described the arrest last year as "the biggest hunt for a man in history."

6. Forbes magazine reported that Al-Chapo was one of the "most powerful people" in the world since 2009, and reported that it was Mexico's 10th richest man in 2013 with its $ 1 billion fortune.

7. The Drug Enforcement Agency in Mexico believes that Al-Chapo is more influential than Colombia's drug trafficker Pablo Escobar.

8. Al-Chabo was born on 25 December 1954 in Mexico, to a poor family on the La Tuna farm near Bessinaloa.

9. Al-Chapo sold orange when he was a child, according to Time magazine.

10. He has two sisters, Armida, Bernarda, and 4 brothers: Miguel Angel, Orliano, Arturo and Emilio. There is not enough information about the early years of Al Chabo, His father was said to have been a cattle herder and dealt with the poppy trade.

11. Al-Chabu's father was a "mediator" and knew drug traffickers in Sinaloa through Pedro Aviles Perez, a major drug dealer, who was then al-Chapo in his 20s.

12. At the end of the 1970s, Al-Chabo had his first big chance. He was responsible for transporting drugs from Sierra to Mexican cities, the borders of the country and supervising shipments. He then coordinated plane and truck flights from Colombia to Mexico.

13. After the arrest of the drug trafficker, Felix Gallardo, Al-Chapo made every effort to control the Sinaloa Cartel in full, and became the prime suspect of the Mexican, United States and Interpol governments.

14. Forbes said former gang leaders focused on the export of cocaine, but Al-Chabo distributed the organization's work to include marijuana, heroin and methamphetamine, and exploited the expansion of developing drug markets in Asia and Europe to continue building its empire.

15. According to the Forbes report, when the former Mexican president Felipe Calderon came to power in 2006, the clashes between the army and the organization were violent, resulting in the deaths of some 34,000 people. A bloodbath suffered by both the Mexican military and rival gangs, the most violent clashes in Mexico's history.

16. Al-Chapo was arrested for the first time in Guatemala on 9 January 1993. He was extradited to Mexico and sentenced to 20 years and 9 months of drug trafficking and bribery. He was placed in La Palma prison.

17. On November 22, 1995, he was transferred to the prison of Puente Grande in Jalisco, after he was convicted of three crimes: possession of firearms and drug trafficking, and killing of Cardinal Juan Jesus Ocampo Posadas. He then attempted to escape and was sentenced to prison in a federal prison on the border, Juarez ».

18. On January 19, 2001, Al-Chabo escaped from prison after hiding in a laundry van, driving several guards to help him escape. He then began a bloody guerrilla war between the leaders of the Mexican mafia. December 2006, and was captured by Mexican special forces in February 2014 in Mazatán, Sinaloa state, and considered it a major victory because of its gravity.

19. Al-Chabo turned into an icon in Mexico and a number of countries in the world. Less than hours after his escape from his prison, there was a heavy sales movement on the Internet for shirts and caps bearing his image. Many of the authors in Mexico organized songs that glorify him. His legend will not end quickly.

20. In a dramatic incident, the leader of the drug cartel Sinaloa escaped last July from one of the most heavily guarded prisons in central Mexico through a tunnel of more than a mile and a half.

21. The last time Al-Chabo appeared on surveillance cameras while bathing in the Teplano prison, west of the Mexican capital, before disappearing, according to the National Security Commission, and issued the warning after he disappeared for a while and was confirmed to have fled.

Three hours later, an account named Joaquin Guzman was posted on Twitter, saying: "Life is constantly changing, day in the hole, and day at the top." He wrote a transcript of the statements made by Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump: "I will make you eat "Trump had earlier accused the Mexican government of sending" troublemakers and rioters to the United States, some of them bringing drugs, some of them sexually abusers. "

1. Finally, the Mexican government announced that it had arrested Al-Chapo and was transferred to the same high-security prison that he escaped six months ago through a tunnel that extended for more than a mile. He was arrested in Sinaloa state in northwestern Mexico, A sewage pipe, he was caught trying to escape by car.

2. A senior police source said the arrest was carried out with the participation of Marines, with the participation of the Department of Narcotics Control and US security forces, and was transported by helicopter of the Marines, on Friday evening.

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