¿Qué pasa en la sierra de Guerrero? 7 años de guerra entre 'Tlacos' y 'Ardillos'

Residents of communities like Tula, Xicotlán, and Acahuehuetlán were forced to flee their homes and seek refuge in Alcozacán following renewed armed attacks. The criminal conflict in Guerrero has been affecting the population for several years, with residents reporting extortion, territorial control, and threats from armed groups. The Sierra de Guerrero is experiencing an ongoing humanitarian crisis. In this detailed analysis, Amílcar Salazar examines the seven-year war between the groups known as 'Los Tlacos' and 'Los Ardillos.' This week, new drone attacks in the communities of Tula, Chicotlán, and Acahuehuetlán forced more than 100 people to seek refuge in Alcozacán, the base of the Popular Indigenous Council of Guerrero (CIPOG-EZ). We explore the complex network of community police forces, their alleged connections, and the figure of Celso Ortega, leader of 'Los Ardillos,' who has purported political ties. Why has this war reignited? From the water disputes of years past to the current resistance against extortion, we tell you the story of the communities that are now calling for an international mission to be heard. #MilenioNews #Guerrero #Chilapa #LosArdillos #InsecurityInMexico Subscribe to our channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/MILENIO?... Follow our 24-hour LIVE stream:    / milenio   Website: https://www.milenio.com Facebook:   / mileniodiario   X: https://x.com/Milenio Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/milenio/?hl=es TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@milenio?lang=es 00:00 Conflict in the mountains of Guerrero Communities are trapped in a seven-year war between the criminal groups 'Tlacos' and 'Ardillos'. 00:00 Conflict in the mountains of Guerrero Communities are trapped in a seven-year war between the criminal groups 'Tlacos' and 'Ardillos'. 00:25 Analysis of Regional Violence Amílcar Salazar details the situation in Alcosacán, Tula, Chicotlán, and Acahuahetlán following new attacks. 01:58 Resistance of Community Police The Indigenous Popular Council of Guerrero justifies its armed struggle as a defense against extortion. 02:56 Political Links Alleged ties between Celso Ortega and local authorities and the state legislature are highlighted. 03:25 Background of Armed Children The case of minors who paraded with weapons in the area as a means of self-defense for Indigenous communities is recalled. 04:11 International Mission and National Guard Community police announce actions in response to the presence of federal forces and demand the capture of criminals. 04:32 Dispute over natural resources History of violence in the region linked to the control of irrigation and water intakes by organized crime.