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Apr 29, 2026
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Mexican officials charged with helping Sinaloa drug cartel import drugs into U.S.
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Mexican officials charged with helping Sinaloa drug cartel import drugs into U.S.
MEGAN JANETSKY, MICHAEL R. SISAK AND LARRY NEUMEISTER
NEW YORK
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
PUBLISHED APRIL 29, 2026
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Sinaloa state Gov. Ruben Rocha waves as he takes part in an annual earthquake drill in Culiacan, Mexico in September, 2024.
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