El Chapo moves in Tabasco, Governor Granier reveals
EFE
The president asked the government for urgent help seal the southern border, "the main corridor for drugs, weapons and smuggling of aliens Villahermosa, Tab., March 21, 2011 .- Tabasco Governor Andres Granier Melo declared war on organized crime and with the support of the Secretary of the Navy and National Defense installed this weekend five police and military checkpoints to shield the entrances and exits of the city of Villahermosa.
The president revealed that in Tabasco moves "El Chapo" Guzman and members of the Gulf Cartel, whose armed wing is "Los Zetas."
"We will not give our land to those unhappy," said the president sharply Tabasco to recognize that in recent weeks are rising organized crime operations in the state. Granier
also demanded "urgent" support for the federal government to seal the southern border, "the main corridor for drugs, weapons and smuggling of aliens," charged the president.
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