According to , Los Zetas is in a conflict with the and over drug transportation paths leading towards the United States, with all cartels attempting to gain control of the road paths. The road on which the discovery was made lies between Monterrey in the state of Nuevo León and the city of , located close to the , in the state of . security expert Raul Benitez Manaut described the conflict between the cartels as "the most definitive of all the cartel wars . "  On Wednesday, a discovery of a similar nature occurred when 18 beheaded and mutilated corpses were discovered within two deserted vehicles near the city of . In a separate incident on May 4, 23 corpses were found in the city of , 14 of which were without heads. Over 47,500 fatalities have been recorded since the commencement of the Mexican Drug War in December 2006.
According to , Los Zetas is in a conflict with the and over drug transportation paths leading towards the United States, with all cartels attempting to gain control of the road paths. The road on which the discovery was made lies between Monterrey in the state of Nuevo León and the city of , located close to the , in the state of . security expert Raul Benitez Manaut described the conflict between the cartels as "the most definitive of all the cartel wars " . On Wednesday, a discovery of a similar nature occurred when eighteen beheaded and mutilated corpses were discovered within two deserted vehicles near the city of . In a separate incident on May 4, 23 corpses were found in the city of , fourteen of which were without heads. Over 47,500 fatalities have been recorded since the commencement of the Mexican Drug War in December 2006.
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