Alfredo Corchado on What the Capture of El Chapo Means for Mexico's Drug Wars Hari Sreenivasan - PBS NewsHour
go to original January 9, 2016

Joaquin Guzman, a.k.a "El Chapo," perhaps the world's most notorious drug lord, was arrested nearly six months after his elaborate escape from a high-security prison in Mexico.

Hari Sreenivasan learns more from Alfredo Corchado of Arizona State University about what the capture means for the Mexican government.

Related: Mexico Public Security: What Needs to Be Done Beyond Capturing "El Chapo" (Mexico Voices)

Related: Daniel Peña: Mexico Caught El Chapo, Again. But He'll Likely Live to Escape Another Day (The Guardian)

Related: Why Chapo’s Capture Won’t Stop the Flow of Weed, Meth, Cocaine, and Heroin (VICE News)

Related: 'El Chapo' Back in Prison He Escaped From — Thanks, in Part, to Lure of Hollywood (NPR)

Related: The Many Urban Legends That Aided the Myth of ‘El Chapo’ (Uproxx)

Related: Mexico Aims to Fulfill US Extradition Request for 'Chapo' Guzman: Sources (DNA)

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