Sinaloa Cartel

Sinaloa Cartel

Group Information

Size: 42+

Leaders:

• Joaquin Guzman

• Ismael Zambada

• Melchor Barrios

• Ernesto Fonseca

Prominent Members:

• Joaquin Guzman (Boss)

• Ismael Zambada (Boss)

• Melchor Barrios (Boss)

• Ernesto Fonseca (Head Advisor)

• Esteban Alvarado (Leader of Los Mexicles)

• Mauro Moreno (Leader of Cartel de los Soles)

• Unnamed Dons

• Unnamed Capos

Ethnicity: Hispanic & Caucasian

Affiliation:

• Cuban Gold Cigars (Formerly)

• Los Mexicles

• Cartel de los Soles

Associates:

• Cuban Gold Cigars (Formerly)

• Los Mexicles

• Cartel de los Soles

Allies:

• Cuban Gold Cigars (Formerly)

• Los Mexicles

• Cartel de los Soles

Rivals:

• Maldeira Cartel

• Eladio Cartel

• Potosino Cartel

• Cartel de la Sierra

• Espinosa Gang

• La Hermandad del Desierto

• Casa Rugs

• Salamanca Cartel

• Salamanca Family

• Changretta Family

Business

Business:

• Drug Trafficking

Crimes:

• Homicide

• Murder

• Organized Crime

• Drug Trafficking

Residence: Unknown

The Sinaloa Cartel is one of the oldest and largest cartels, similar to the Maldeira Cartel. Uniquely, the Sinaloa Cartel consists out of four leaders, Joaquin Guzman, also known as El Chapo, Ismael Zambada, or known as El Mayo, Melchor Barrios, known as Don Barrios and fourthly is Ernesto Fonseca, also known as Don Neto.

The Sinaloa Cartel was created as a separate movement from the Maldeira Cartel. After the Maldeira cartel collapsed, the Sinaloa Cartel became the largest cartel. It swiftly allied itself with the organizations "Los Mexicles" and "Cartel de los Soles".