Mexicans die in second prison clash
The state of Sinaloa in Mexico has experienced a surge in violence within its prisons, with at least nineteen inmates killed over the course of two days. Among the victims were both prisoners and visitors, in clashes and shootouts linked to ongoing conflicts between drug cartels, particularly the Sinaloa Cartel. The unrest in the prisons resulted in the deaths of ten people during two separate confrontations, amidst military and security operations aimed at restoring order. This escalation occurs against the backdrop of ongoing internal conflicts that have claimed the lives of over a thousand people since 2024.
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