Who is La Cholita? 'Busty assassin' of Los Viagras cartel shares sexy photos with assault rifles to mock rivals
A glamorous woman, who sports low cut tops and poses with guns and rifles, is believed to be a famous "busty cartel assassin". The name of the Mexcian beauty is La Cholita, who reportedly belongs to the ruthless Los Viagras criminal group, whose rival gang is Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG), led by Nemesio Oseguera Cervante. Reports have also stated that she enjoys making fun of her rivals by sharing sexy pictures of her with bizarre emojis on her face.
According to reports, in one of her videos, Cholita reportedly called members of CJNG, alias El Mencho, a bunch of "cowards" after they reportedly abandoned a pickup truck. Newspaper Infobae reported that in the state of Michoacan a turf war has ensued between the CJNG and an alliance called Carteles Unidos (CU). CU’s cells reportedly have associations with Los Viagras as well as Nueva Familia Michoacana and Blancos de Troya. The raging war has also seen little children getting killed to control the lucrative drugs trade. Cholita’s sexy posts are reportedly part of a growing social media war between the gangs to intimidate each other.
Reports stated that Michoacan is famous for producing 70 percent of the world’s avocados, but it is also one of the worst affected states of Mexico by organized crime. A previous report has said that a Mexican drug gang murdered nine people, which included five boys, by attacking an amusement arcade. The members of the gang fired bullets into the gaming center in Uruapan, Michoacán. The attack by the thugs armed with military weapons killed eight victims on the spot, while the ninth one was pronounced dead at the hospital. It has been said that the killers were from the CJNG gang, who were looking for two rival gang members from Los Viagras.
Like Cholita, CJNG also had a sexy gang member known as La Catrina, who was the leader of a team of gunmen that executed an ambush on state cops on October 14, 2019, in Aguililla municipality of Michoacan State. She died in January 2020 after a shootout with Mexican National Guards. She was also famous for showing off her curves and dangerous weapons in social media snaps.
In another incident, a retired Colombian cartel boss, known as Beto Renteria, was killed at home by a rival gang in September. The 75-year-old reportedly rose to power after the death of Pablo Escobar. He was known for leading the feared Norte del Valle mob that was notorious for shipping drugs and contraband worth billions of dollars to the US. Renteria was killed in his Sajonia, Tulua residence when he was sitting in an armchair and sipping water. The hitman used 9mm "dum dum" hollow-tip bullets to assassinate him. The killer gave a headshot before fleeing with an accomplice on a motorcycle. Soon after Renteria’s death, local authorities took extra measures to avoid an outbreak of a gangland war. Police forces were deployed in the area for security reasons while investigators worked to find who ordered the killing.