Mexican drug cartel retaliatory action has led to 73 deaths.

After the leader of the Mexican drug trafficking group "Jalisco New Generation" died in a military operation, the drug trafficking group launched retaliatory attacks in multiple locations. So far, the related conflicts have resulted in 73 deaths, including members of the security forces, drug trafficking group members, and others. According to a report from the Mexican security forces on the 23rd, the retaliatory attacks launched by the drug trafficking group in multiple locations have resulted in the deaths of 27 security personnel. "Jalisco New Generation" is one of Mexico's main drug trafficking groups. The leader of the group, Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, died on the 22nd in a Mexican military operation, leading to riots in Jalisco and neighboring states. Members of the drug trafficking group set fire to cars to block roads and set fire to commercial facilities. Some states announced the closure of schools on the 23rd. Mexican President Lpez Obrador stated earlier on the 23rd that the roadblocks set up to deal with the riots had been mostly removed that day, and the domestic situation was moving towards calm.