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<\/p>\nMexico's most wanted drug lord has furnished a school with brand new computers. And the tech came with a message from him to the kids. <\/p>\n
Videos emerged on social media this week showing a row of new computers at a school in the Mexican state of Jalisco. They were a gift from Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, known as El Mencho, who is the elusive leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG). <\/p>\n
The gang is considered to be the most dangerous in Mexico and the second-most powerful (behind the Sinaloa Cartel). <\/p>\n
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Their propensity for extreme violence has landed El Mencho at the top of both America and Mexico's most wanted lists. US authorities are offering $10million (\u00a38.2m) for information leading to his capture.<\/p>\n
It would appear El Mencho's fugitive status hasn't put a stop to his philanthropic endeavours. Giving to the less fortunate is a tactic cartels often deploy in order to win favour with the masses.<\/p>\n
The desktop display on each of the computers features a CJNG logo alongside the following message: "These computers are donated by Mr Mencho in support of the students of this school so that they have better and greater learning."<\/p>\n
It comes after CJNG hitmen were seen handing out toys to children at Christmas last year. A convoy of trucks, one of which had a huge decorative Father Christmas attached, rode through the streets of Guadalajara dispensing gifts to huge crowds. <\/p>\n
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In May last year the same cartel handed out footballs and Gucci bags with their logo stuck on to mark Mexico's Children's Day. A message on the gifts read: "Happy Children's Day from your friends at the CJNG."<\/p>\n
And during the early Covid-19 lockdowns, gangs across the country travelled into local communities with boxes of supplies. Again, the boxes were often emblazoned with cartel logos. <\/p>\n
Despite the CJNG's goodwill propaganda drive, today it emerged their hitmen kidnapped a rival before ripping his eyes from his face. <\/p>\n
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