Sentence examples for through the cartel from inspiring English sources

A few Zitacuarenses are making their way up through the cartel ranks, and townspeople like to gossip about who's doing well on the dark side.

Jurors were rapt as the Colombian drug lord, who underwent extensive plastic surgery to alter his appearance when he was a fugitive, described his rise through the cartel ranks.

The Mexican-American drug trafficker who rose through the cartel ranks in Mexico and became known as "La Barbie" declared himself guilty of conspiracy to distribute cocaine and money laundering in US federal court on Wednesday.

Before this law was passed, APL had to work through the cartel-like shipping conferences and compete for every shipment on the spot market.

Now, it is impossible to cross without going through the cartels and either 1) paying them thousands and thousands of dollars or 2) carrying drugs across for them as payment.

NICKY OPPENHEIMER AND FAMILY South Africa $2.2 billion Age: 54 The business: Chairman of De Beers, the cartel through which 70% of the world's rough diamonds are sold.

Like many an organized crime figure before him, El Chapo kept a tight rein on the cartel through a bureaucracy of trusted aides and relatives including his cousin, who pleaded guilty in the New Hampshire case and faces up to 33 years in prison.

By nationalising their oil industries and doing their best through the OPEC cartel to keep prices high in the 1970s and 1980s, they encouraged oil development elsewhere.

Even while on the run, however, he's been making a fortune selling drugs through the Sinaloa cartel, one of the biggest suppliers of cocaine to the United States.

Though the OPEC countries are almost entirely dependent on oil revenues to finance their budgets and ensure political stability, recent declines in oil prices have again shown how hard it is for the cartel to navigate through the global economy.

Guzmán told Sean Penn that the cartel launders money through "a host of corrupt major corporations, both in Mexico and abroad," though Penn declined to name them in the article he published in Rolling Stone this month.  .