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FGR Seeks 1.595 Billion Pesos in Alleged CJNG Funds in Largest Extinción de Dominio Case

The civil filing uses Mexico’s extinción de dominio process to seize assets without a prior criminal conviction.

Overview

  • The demand filed on November 4 names Jalisco-based Agro Corona, Comercializadora Llanos Azules, and five individuals.
  • Authorities say cartel proceeds were routed through tequila and livestock ventures, with links cited to Tequilera El Triángulo in Sayula.
  • Óscar Antonio Álvarez González was arrested on September 11 at Mexico City’s airport after a flight from Barcelona and is accused of laundering for CJNG leaders Nemesio “El Mencho” Oseguera and Abraham “Don Rodo” Oseguera.
  • Precautionary freezes requested in April remain in force on bank accounts, most held at HSBC and one at Actinver.
  • Defendants have filed amparos, securing limited suspensions that allow access only to funds not included in the claim while the judicial freeze stands.