Eduardo Arellano Félix, que en su día ayudó a dirigir un cártel de la droga homónimo de Tijuana junto a sus hermanos, saldrá de prisión el miércoles tras cumplir la mayor parte de su ...

Benjamín Arellano Félix, en su día uno de los capos de la droga más poderosos de México, quiere salir pronto de la cárcel.Después de 11 años de condena a 25 … ...

The carnage may be a sign that the cartel named for the Arellano Felix brothers is fractured and vulnerable to contenders, inside and outside the organization, who are looking to get control of ...

With the violent war between the Sinaloa and Tijuana cartels escalating, Guzman stormed the Puerto Vallarta club, Christine's, with gunmen in tow in 1992. He sought to rub out Ramon Arellano Felix ...

Arellano Felix, 37, placed on the FBI’s list in September 1997, was accused of importing huge quantities of cocaine, marijuana and amphetamines into the United States.

LOS CABOS, Mexico Francisco Rafael Arellano Felix, the eldest brother of Mexico's once-feared Arellano Felix drug clan, was shot to death in the Baja beach resort of Los Cabos by a gunman wearing ...

LOS CABOS, Mexico — Francisco Rafael Arellano Felix, the eldest brother of Mexico’s once-feared Arellano Felix drug clan, was shot to death in the Baja beach resort of Los Cabos by a gunman ...

Government officials believe that Enedina Arellano Félix, the sister to some of the most infamous and ruthless drug kingpins Mexico has ever seen, is now running the Tijuana Cartel following the ...

Arellano Felix told the judge that he had served time for the same charges in Mexico. Burns disagreed, saying the 25-year sentence was for crimes committed in the United States.

Arellano Felix spent nearly 15 years behind bars for drug-related offenses after his arrest in Mexico in late 1993. Extradited to the United States in 2006, he was later paroled and walked free on ...

The capture of suspected drug lord Francisco Javier Arellano Felix is unlikely to deal a death blow to the Tijuana cartel that bears his family name, partly because his reputation had little to do ...

Eduardo Arellano-Felix, the last of four brothers who ran the drug cartel in Mexico known as the Arellano-Felix Organization, was sentenced Monday to 15 years in U.S. federal prison for his role ...