Motín en TOPO CHICO: la MASACRE carcelaria que sacudió MÉXICO (Z27 vs El Credo)

In the bowels of Mexico's most corrupt prison, an uprising left dozens of inmates dying on the floor and exposed a hell where bandits ruled with jacuzzis and satanic altars. The Holy Death, present in every corner, didn't protect a few that night. Topo Chico wasn't a prison: it was a kingdom of crime where Los Zetas charged taxes for breathing and the guards were mere pawns. Inequality reigned, and blood had to flow sometime. And boy, did it... The Topo Chico riot, like no one had told you. There were only thirty minutes left until that Wednesday was over. The calendar showed February 10, 2016, and in the middle of what seemed like just another day at the office, a low murmur began to grow between the gray walls of the Topo Chico prison, the oldest in the state of Nuevo León, very close to the city of Monterrey. Two groups of prisoners, led by vile individuals such as Jorge Iván Hernández Cantú, known as "El Credo" (The Creed), and Juan Pedro Saldívar Farías, "El Zeta Veintisiete" (The Twenty-Siete Zeta), engaged in a confrontation that would soon transcend the limits of a growing rivalry. The air, already stale from the night's fatigue, sweat, and the desperation of the inmates, was permeated with an even more malignant odor: smoke. The inmates, in their blind rage, set fire to the food storage room in one of the prison's sections. The flames, voracious and greedy, took hold of the bars and walls. They seemed to have no limits; they simply devoured everything in their path. Initially, the authorities ruled out the use of firearms, but the more horrendous truth would soon be revealed. The governor of the state, Jaime Rodríguez Calderón, initially took things calmly; He would later admit in a grave voice that it hadn't been a simple skirmish. The ZETAS - The Gulf Cartel What happened in the Topo Chico riot? What is the history of Topo Chico? What happened on Topo Chico Hill? When did the Topo Chico prison end?