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The Mafia... BUT HISPANIC! In the underworld, there are several factions, usually based on location and ethnicity. The cartel is an umbrella term for many mafia-like groups based in Latin America. In real life, these cartels are behind trafficking cocaine, and occasionally arming and supporting various armed groups, both revolutionaries and counter-revolutionaries. Cocaine supplied to the US is refined to crack and sold by Gangbangers. Sometimes, they will even engage in Human Trafficking, especially when they are the ones smuggling people into the United States. One of the most infamous cartels was the Medellin cartel, and its leader Pablo Escobar,◊ who ran most of the cocaine trade in the Americas during the '80s and '90s until he was taken down by the Colombian Search Bloc with the assistance of the United States. Escobar's power and reach was so big during his heyday that he was (and still is) referred to as the "world's greatest outlaw." Additionally, the financial magazine Forbes described him as the "world's richest criminal." Even today, when most people think of Colombia, they think "Cocaine Land" (or should we say, ''PaÃs de la CocaÃna?" Because "cocaÃna" is a really common word when discussing these people). The cartel was a popular villain in fiction during The '80s and The '90s, when the drug trade made the headlines big time. It made a comeback in the 2010s with the Mexican drug war, which saw the rise of a new breed of brutal cartels that became infamous for their graphic executions and use of propaganda to recruit new foot soldiers and scare their enemies, so expect to see these guys as popular antagonists for the foreseeable future. For their adversaries and affiliates, see The Mafia, The Mafiya, Kosher Nostra, Yakuza, The Triads and the Tongs, and Gangbangers. See also The Syndicate. Usually the Ruthless Foreign Gangsters in works set during the 80's, and occasionally engaged in a Mob War with another organized crime group. Not to be confused with literal cartels in the sense of small groups of large companies conspiring to manipulate the market, though that's the source for their name, since each group tries to corner the drug market by violence. |
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Queen of the South is about a young Mexican woman participating in cocaine trafficking and rising through the ranks of the Vargas Cartel (a pastiche of the real-life Sinaloa Cartel). Eventually, she leaves the group to start her own drug cartel. | |
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In one instance, on the Law & Order: Special Victims Unit episode "Loss", this resulted in the show's ADA being forced to fake her own death and enter witness protection to avoid a contract on her life. | |
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Gang Related: Los Angelicos is a Mexican-American crime family in Los Angeles involved with drug trafficking. Even more powerful are their partners, the Metas Cartel from Mexico. The lead character Ryan is Los Angelicos mole in the LAPD. He starts to enjoy being the good guy, which causes problems when the police start investigate them. The Metas pretty clearly were based on the real Zetas Cartel, since both recruit from Mexican special forces and they're known as especially vicious. | |
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The Cartel was regularly in the background in Miami Vice. | |
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In Uncharted 4: A Thief's End, Nate's long-lost brother Sam claims that he was broken out of a Panamanian prison by the drug lord Hector Alcazar and his private army, who then forced Sam to help find a lost pirate treasure so that Alcazar could take a huge cut from it. But it's later revealed that Sam never actually met Alcazar (who has been dead for a long time), and Sam made up this whole story to hide the fact that he was really just bribed out of jail by Rafe Adler, the true villain of the game. | |
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The Delgado Cartel is a cocaine dealer based in Chile, responsible for various acts of terrorism. 47 is contracted to kill their leaders in Hitman: Blood Money and again in Hitman 2. | |
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Traffic (2000) features a Mexican cartel as the antagonist. | |
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Zero Zero Zero: One of the three storylines follows the Leyra brothers' cartel, obviously based on the Gulf Cartel, as they sell a $64 million shipment of cocaine to an Italian 'Ndrangheta clan. In the process of the deal, the Leyras are forced to recruit a group of corrupt Mexican Army commandos after the commandos' cover is blown. The commandos, eventually called Los Vampiros, are obviously based on Los Zetas. | |
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In Aces: Iron Eagle III, Kleiss runs a drug cartel in Peru. | |
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Deputy: Latino gangsters connected with Mexican drug cartels serve as recurring villains, given the LA setting. | |
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The plot of No Country for Old Men is kicked off when a local Texas man named Llelwyn Moss finds a bag of money next to several dead or dying Mexican cartel members in an apparent drug deal gone wrong. It's later revealed that they worked for real-life drug kingpin Pablo Acosta's Juarez cartel; Acosta then hires the hitman Anton Chigurh to kill Moss and get the money back. Chigurh kills his handler and later three other cartel members to take the prize himself, and it becomes a three-way hunt for the money. Ultimately, cartel hitmen end up killing Moss offscreen (at the cost of two of their own dying in the process); while Chigurh escapes with most of the cash (though, given his injuries and the ongoing manhunt, he's probably not going to get far). While no one in this story gets a happy ending at all, the Juarez cartel gets particularly screwed over, having lost over a dozen members and millions of dollars during the events of the film. | |
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Teekyuu has a festival hosted by the "Mexican mafia". Said "mafia" ends up having a shootout with the local yakuza after a fireworks show. | |
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In Scarface: The World Is Yours, Tony breaks the cartel's hold on Miami and takes Sosa down. | |
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Scarface (1983) involves Cuban-born Miami drug lord Tony Montana participating in a cocaine trafficking operation run by the Bolivian mobster Alejandro Sosa. Eventually though Tony runs afoul of Sosa, which leads to Sosa sending out dozens of his henchmen to attack Tony's mansion in the film's ending. | |
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Narcos: The Cartel, in fact. The first two seasons are about the DEA's hunt for Pablo Escobar in the '80s, as well as his rise to power and eventual fall. And while Pablo and his MedellÃn Cartel take center stage, the rival Cali Cartel also shows up towards the end of the first season. After Escobar's ultimate demise, the Cali godfathers take center stage in season three. The show also provides a contrast between the two, with the Medellin cartel being run by rural gangsters and using terrorist tactics against the government and its drug rivals, while the Cali cartel rubs shoulders with the Colombian elites and prefers to keep its activities under wraps to prevent scrutiny from law enforcement agencies. From season 4 onward the show moves to Mexico to depict the rise and splintering of the Guadalajara Cartel and the DEA's futile efforts to take them down. | |
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Clear and Present Danger by Tom Clancy features the Medellin Cartel as the primary antagonists of the novel, in a conflict that escalates into something of an unofficial war between them and the United States. | |
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On Caprica, the Ha'la'tha is a bizarre merging of this with the more Italian-oriented Mafia as well as, of all things, Ancient Greek culture. | |
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Mexican drug cartels are among the antagonists in Machete. | |
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Season 3 of 24 prominently featured one run by Ramon and Hector Salazar, the main antagonists of the season's first half. As well as the usual drug smuggling, they're trying to diversify by planning to obtain a deadly virus. | |
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Arachnicide: The secondary antagonists are a worldwide drug ring using genetic engineering to maximize crops. | |
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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II features the fictional Las Almas cartel as one of two principal antagonist forces alongside Al-Qatala from the previous game, which they helped to smuggle weapons and terrorists across the world. | |
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One of the recurring villains in RoboCop: The Series is South American crime boss Reggie Braga. | |
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The Bisante Cartel in Fire Birds are a very militant drug cartel, complete with a pair of fighter jets and a mercenary pilot in an attack chopper. | |
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The Black Ice: Humberto Zorillo is head of a Mexican drug-smuggling operation sending black ice into the United States. Bosch eventually discovers that both the Jimmy Kapps drug mule murder and the murder of the Mexican in the alleyway tie in to Zorillo's operation and Cal Moore's death. | |
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One of the traditional factions in the Grand Theft Auto series since Grand Theft Auto III. | |
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One mission in Hitman: Codename 47 is a Shout-Out to Scarface (1983). | |
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Rambo: Last Blood has a powerful cartel led by a man named Don Miguel, whose stock in trade is not drugs but rather Human Trafficking, particularly selling off young women as sex slaves. | |
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xXx: Xander and two other potential recruits for the CIA are flown to Colombia and dropped off in narco territory as a test to see which of them would be badass enough to survive. Just as they're about to become victims to a Torture Technician, the Colombian army swoops in to dismantle the farm. | |
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South American drug cartels are a source of Crime.net contracts in PAYDAY 2; Hector, specifically, offers several involving the rival Mendoza group. Watchdogs involves protecting and moving a batch of Hector's cocaine out of the city, stopping the FBI and DEA from intervening. Firestarter sees you stealing or destroying weapons meant to arm the Mendoza's soldiers, then destroying their money so the Mendoza operations grind to a halt. Rats finishes the Mendoza presence in D.C., with the eradication of a bus-load of Mendoza lieutenants as they attempt to flee the city under FBI protection. | |
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Sons of Anarchy: In season 4, Clay makes a deal with the Mexican Gallindo Cartel, ostensibly to sell them military-grade weaponry from their Northern Irish contacts, but a secret part of the agreement means that SAMCRO will transport their cocaine into northern California while the Mayans will distribute it. This causes an intra-club conflict since the Sons has traditionally been hard on drugs, but Jax chooses to support Clay for his own reasons. They also get involved in a major gang war when the rival Sonora Cartel shows up in the area. Additionally, the end of the season reveals that the Gallindo Cartel is supported by the CIA to stabilize the drug trade. | |
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Reacher has a Venezuelan cartel that's facilitating its operations by cooperating with a criminal syndicate in a small town in the United States with the acquiesce of said town's local government. Together they run a counterfeiting operation for the global black market. When said operation looks to be in danger they and their partners act quickly and brutally to silence any leaks - or at least, they try. They provide a convenient source of mooks for the titular protagonist to slaughter. Their elite enforcers do put up a considerably better fight than all the other mooks though, as they're former Venezuelan military, who are said to be an easy recruiting pool for the cartels. They're also easily identifiable by their tendency to torture their victims before killing them, such as literally crucifying one man and tying another man to a chair, taping his eyelids open, and surrounding him with mirrors so he is physically incapable of not watching his wife being tortured to death. That Reacher can specifically tie this practice to the cartel is an important plot point, as it immediately tips him off that the town's conspiracy goes beyond a local crime ring. | |
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American Dad!: 100 Years a Solid Fool reveals that one of Roger the Alien's many personas is a Colombian drug lord known as "El Narco." Stan encountered this particular persona back in his early days with the CIA (when he was intercepting drugs in Miami, Florida back in the 1980s). | |
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Army of Two: The Devil's Cartel has you fighting one such Mexican cartel. | |
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Freelancer: The Outcasts are this trope IN SPACE. | |
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The Gifted (2017): Marcos used his powers as a cartel enforcer for a time, before leaving to join the Mutant Underground. | |
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Triple Frontier: Five friends, all US military veterans, gather to rob a Colombian cartel from several hundreds of millions of dollars worth of cash in the Amazon rainforest. | |
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In Worldwar: War of Equals, when The Race's Mexican invasion force reaches the city of Ciudad Juarez, every drug cartel in the city, including the infamous Juarez cartel, fight alongside the Mexican garrison in the city to combat the Race. | |
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Salvation Boulevard: Guzman is portrayed as a religious version of this, claiming that they're in Mexico, with the guards in his house walking around with automatic weapons and speaking Spanish. In actuality, they're in a quiet suburban neighborhood and Guzman is in construction. | |
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The Cartel focuses on the war against the cartels in Mexico. The main ones are: the Sinaloa Cartel, Los Zetas, La Familia Michoacana and the Juarez Cartel. | |
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The main antagonists of Tigers Are Not Afraid are the Huascas, a brutal drug cartel seeking a phone with incriminating evidence. | |
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The characters in Entourage at one point work on a biopic of Pablo Escobar titled "Medellin". | |
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Black Lagoon has a Colombian drug cartel as one of the four criminal organisations in Roanapur, who were the focus of one Story Arc. Just to give you an idea of how insanely dangerous Roanapur is, they are depicted as the least threatening faction (even the Italians are more ruthless). Although it has to be noted that the most dangerous individual in this universe also works for a Cartel - but this Cartel is benign compared to everyone else, as long as you do not threaten its heir. |
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Peppermint: Diego Garcia heads up the local branch of a powerful Latin American drug-trafficking syndicate in LA. They are the main antagonists as Riley, a woman whose family their thugs murdered, goes after them. | |
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Surprisingly they don't make many if any appearances in the Tropico games, although they are mentioned several times (such as when your main "general" complains the Tropico army is smaller than most Colombian drug barons). | |
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End of Watch: After uncovering a house in South Central with trafficked people inside, Taylor and Z lose the case to the feds. It turns out this was used by the Sinaloe Cartel, who order them murdered. | |
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Saints Row featured a Colombian cartel supporting the Carnales gang. They eventually switch allegiance to the Saints. | |
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Part of Me: Carlos Ricalde's bar is just a front for his criminal cartel, which involves gambling, drug trafficking, and (the most relevant to the story) running a prostitution ring via human trafficking. | |
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Wars Of The Realm: in Light of the Last, Drew Carter's first mission as a newly-trained CIA agent is to infiltrate a drug cartel in Puerto Rico. | |
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Sicario is about an FBI Agent tagging along on a CIA operation to dismantle a Mexican cartel. She later discovers that the mysterious Alejandro is actually working for the new Medellin cartel, which is being backed by the US to stabilize the drug trade. | |
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Hitman features these as enemies at different points. One mission in Hitman: Codename 47 is a Shout-Out to Scarface (1983). The Delgado Cartel is a cocaine dealer based in Chile, responsible for various acts of terrorism. 47 is contracted to kill their leaders in Hitman: Blood Money and again in Hitman 2. |
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The Cartel (usually either Colombian or Mexican) has made many appearances in various shows in the Law & Order franchise, usually portrayed as being untouchable due to their ruthless and violent nature. Any episode showcasing the cartel has a high probability of ending with all witnesses either dead or too scared to testify (which is Truth in Television, as most papers in Mexico are too scared to publish any stories speaking negatively towards the Zetas; hence why Reporters Without Borders don't consider their press truly free, even though they legally have the right to print what they want), thus allowing the Smug Snake defendant to walk free. In one instance, on the Law & Order: Special Victims Unit episode "Loss", this resulted in the show's ADA being forced to fake her own death and enter witness protection to avoid a contract on her life. The second Season Finale of Law & Order featured Colombian cartels on the rampage. Aside from the large number of people directly killed by the gangsters in order to silence them, Det. Cereta was shot by a scuzzy witness, ending his career on the beat. |
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The second season of SEAL Team features a 5-episode long story arc to hunt down a drug lord named Andreas Doza in Mexico, who runs one of the most powerful cartels in the country. | |
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Code of Silence: The Comachos are a Colombian drug syndicate involved in a Mob War with The Mafia. | |
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In Ghost Recon Wildlands the player controls a team of United States special forces soldiers sent into Bolivia to combat the Santa Blanca Drug Cartel; an organization so powerful and violent that it has destabilized the entire region. | |
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Snitch: John gets connected to a Mexican drug cartel that is responsible for cocain trafficking in the region, and does a deal with their local boss himself. They have far more reach than other gangs in the area, and power as well, making his undercover operation against them much riskier. | |
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In The Boondocks episode "The Lovely Ebony Brown", one of Granddad's many crazy ex-girlfriends happened to be a Dominican drug boss, who brought one of her armed henchmen to the dinner table. | |
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A couple of episodes of The West Wing revolve around an international crisis triggered when a group of undercover D.E.A agents are exposed and held hostage by a cartel in Colombia who demand the release of their imprisoned leader (a thinly-veiled version of Pablo Escobar) as a ransom. President Bartlet instead orders a daring covert military operation to rescue them. Unfortunately the rescuers are led into a trap, several are killed, and the hostages moved to a location so remote and well-defended that the only military option would be to essentially launch a Vietnam-like war to defeat the cartels, leaving Bartlet no option but to negotiate the cartel leader's release via back channels. | |
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Victoria has a particularly horrible version, where the most extreme gangsters take over as warlords in post-apocalyptic Mexico and set up a cannibalistic Religion of Evil dedicated to the Aztec gods. | |
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In the 2000 remake Bedazzled, Elliot wishes to be "very very rich and very very powerful and married to Alison" (his crush). How does the Devil grant his wish? By making him a rich Colombian drug lord (a clear Expy of Escobar). Oh, and his wife is not only having an affair, she hates his guts. Well, he never said she had to love him. | |
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Blow is about a white American dealer who deals with the cartels, including Pablo Escobar. | |
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One of the subplots of The Bridge (US) involves a cartel operating out of Juarez and using a tunnel on the property of a recently-widowed woman to move their products into the United States. The second season reveals that the cartel is managed by the CIA to a certain extent, in order to control it | |
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The Killer: The protagonist's employers in several albums are members of a Colombian narco-cartel, who thinks he still owes them a favor after botching a previous hit in Paris (he did kill the intended target, but only after gunning down several other people). | |
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In Shadowrun, the Latin-American ORO Corporation was at first a money laundering front for several cartels. However, after getting a few mining contracts that turned out to be way more valuable than anyone thought, the company outgrew its origins, reimagining itself as the MegaCorp Aztechnology. | |
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The Punisher: While Frank was taking a vacation in the pages of The Punisher War Journal, he ran afoul of a Peruvian crime lord who became his prime target after an terror attack on a judge that left several innocent bystanders dead. | |
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Clear and Present Danger, with Ernesto Escobedo, a Colombian cartel leader who had a close friend of the US President murdered for cheating him on his money laundering. | |
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The Fragility of Bodies: The main antagonists of the story are a cartel group in Buenos Aires that is behind the Game of Chicken competition that is getting children killed on train tracks. They also deal in all the crimes one comes to expect from cartels, such as drug trafficking, intimidation, blackmail, assassination, and kidnapping. | |
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In Act of Valor, the terrorist Big Bad is being aided by a Ukrainian crime lord who controls a drug-running cartel stretching from Central America to Mexico. The SEAL team first has to rescue a CIA agent being tortured by the cartel in Central America before tracking their operations across the globe and raiding the Ukrainian leader's boat. The final battle is between the combined US Navy SEAL/Mexican SOF team and the cartel soldiers and terrorists, the former of whom are trying to smuggle the latter's suicide bombers into the United States. | |
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These are the main antagonists of Crocodile Dundee II. | |
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JAG: In the second season episode "The Game of Go", a US Marine is captured by a drug baron in Colombia while on joint operation with the Colombian authorities. | |
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Call of Juarez: The Cartel. Guess what it's about. | |
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Veronica Mars: A Mexican cartel plays a role in the plot of season 4, when a nephew-by-marriage of the boss is killed in an explosion in Neptune, California. At the behest of his nagging ex-wife, he sends two sicarios into Neptune to track down and kill the bomber. It's also shown that Weevil's gang and the PCH'ers have ties to this cartel. | |
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In The Gamer's Alliance, Araña de la Noche is an influential drug cartel which operates in the city of Paraiso in Aison. | |
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Deadly Class: El Alma Del Diablo runs part of his cartel. In Kings Diamond there are also the Soto Vatos, a gang of cartel kids. Maria is a member. | |
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Batman: Arkham Origins: One of the enemy factions is a criminal gang from Santa Prisca, led by the supervillain crime boss Bane. Most of Bane's henchmen are fellow escapees from the infamous Santa Priscan prison Peña Duro, and they all display a fanatical, cult-like loyalty to their boss, far beyond what's normally expected of other gangsters. Bane's gang does technically engage in drug smuggling, though instead of any normal narcotic substance, they deal in a special steroid called Venom, which makes its users superhumanly strong. There's also Copperhead, a female assassin who was a member of a street gang from an unspecified Central American country; though she has no affiliation or connection whatsoever to Bane, beyond both of them being hired by Gotham City kingpin Black Mask (who's actually the Joker in disguise) to fight and kill Batman. |
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Deep Cover: Russell is tasked with infiltrating the fictional Gallegos Cartel, which is said to supply nearly 40% of the entire cocaine supply to the West Coast. | |
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The Cartel is involved in one of the major subplots of Killer Women. | |
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Cyberpunk 2077: The Phantom Liberty DLC introduces the Barghest faction, which essentially operates as a cartel in Dogtown right down to having its own enforcers replace the police that operates elsewhere in Night City. Although they do deal in drugs, much of their activities involve arms smuggling. Later into the storyline, V finds out that Barghest itself is backed by a Cuban cartel, with V impersonating one of the Cartel's deadliest assassins in order to ensure a smooth transition of power after Bargest leader Hansen is killed. | |
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Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul features a fictionalized version of the Juarez cartel from Mexico, who act as the main antagonists for the first three seasons of the former show (and also play a significant role in the latter show). The New Mexico branch is initially headed by Tuco Salamanca; his cousins Leonel and Marco are highly lethal enforcers for the main operation. All three were raised by their uncle, Hector, the longtime right-hand man (until a stroke rendered him mute and paralyzed) of the head of the cartel, Don Eladio. Unlike most other fictional drug cartels, their primary business is crystal meth (at least in the series context; it's mentioned they deal in cocaine and heroin offscreen as well, with cocaine still their primary export in the prequel until it's displaced by meth). Their relationship with Gus Fring (and therefore Walter White) is... complicated. In Breaking Bad, they aren't as prominent in the plot as other antagonists, especially later on, but it's repeatedly noted that they have by far the most resources of any criminal group featured in the show. While they're still around in Season 4 of the show, Gus ends up supplanting them as a threat by fatally poisoning most of their leadership, which combined with a successful DEA crackdown, cripples their operations in New Mexico. Better Call Saul gives them much more focus, with the other half of the show's plotline and tritagonist Ignacio "Nacho" Varga allowing the audience to view more of the organization's inner workings. |
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Pavlov's Dogs has one of these as one of the few bastions of civilization left After the End. | |
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The Cartel—of various ethnic flavors—shows up fairly frequently on Burn Notice, in various roles: sometimes as the enemy, sometimes as the Man Behind the Man, and sometimes as an unwitting ally. | |
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A Colombian gang appears in Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number as the rivals to The Mafiya, having taken over some of their area as the latter is looking to reclaim it. | |
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