'Los cárteles gringos': Esquivel destapa narcotráfico en EU y crisis del fentanilo

In an interview with Carmen Aristegui, journalist Jesús Esquivel reveals details of his book, "Los cárteles gringos" (The Gringo Cartels), an investigation that documents how drug trafficking networks operate within the United States with the support of motorcycle clubs, gangs, and the failure of authorities to act. Esquivel exposes how the DEA prioritizes blaming Mexico to receive funding from Congress, while local drug traffickers—mostly white men—continue to operate without being classified as terrorists. The Epstein scandal is also shaking up American politics: Donald Trump is losing popularity after new revelations, photos, and his relationship with the financier. The book also addresses the deadly impact of fentanyl, the use of the antidote Narcan, and the concealment of overdoses in death certificates. From any media outlet, journalism in freedom. Visit 👉 https://aristeguinoticias.com #Trump #Epstein #Fentanyl #GringoCartels #DEA #JesúsEsquivel #AristeguiNoticias #carmenaristegui 0:00 Trump, Epstein, and the scandal that's undermining his popularity 1:50 CNN reports an 11% drop in polls due to the Epstein case 3:30 Revealing photos of Trump and Epstein at his wedding with Marla Maples 5:00 Tensions with Republicans and the concealment of files 7:00 Wall Street Journal publishes controversial letter attributed to Trump 8:30 Pro-Trump media and censorship in the White House 11:00 Threats to Mexico: tariffs, aviation, and 14 Mexicans at Alcatraz Island 12:30 Presentation of the book "The Gringo Cartels" 13:50 Who are the real drug traffickers in the US? Motorcycle Clubs and Gangs 4:00 PM Coexistence Without Violence: Why These Groups Aren't Talked About 6:00 PM Testimony of DEA Agent John Callery 9:00 PM DEA Budget and the Narrative of "Violent Groups" 10:45 PM AMLO's Request to the Biden Administration on Cartel Names 12:00 PM Fentanyl and the New Public Health Crisis 10:00 PM Narcan: The Free Antidote That Saves Lives at Parties 11:00 PM Bryce's Story: Teenager Dies of an Overdose at Home 11:00 PM Closing and Book Presentation at the Rosario Castellanos