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U. S. files accusations against "R-1" and "R-2," CJNG's local officials.

El R1's Rafael lvarez Ayala, also known as" El R2," has recently been detained in Mexico, while El R2's Rafael lvarez ayala is still at large.

u s files accusations against r 1 and r 2 cjng s local officials
Rachna Kumari
Rachna Kumari Aug 27, 2026 - 19:19 UTC
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The brothers Ramón lvarez Ayala, also known as" El R1," and Rafael lvarez Ayala, also known as" El R2" or" Rafa," who he identifies as alleged leaders of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel ( CJNG ), have been charged with libel in a formal indictment.

Both are charged with conspiring to produce and distribute heroin and methamphetamine to the United States, according to court records.

The actions being investigated may take place between 2004 and December 2023.

The prosecutors also includes crimes committed with firearms. The boys would have used, carried, exhibited, or fired weapons in connection with the medicine plot, according to the report.

What sanctions might they encounter?

The prosecution is a fresh judicial coup against the reported CJNG operatives. According to the information released in the case, a sentence that could accomplish two consecutive permanent chains if found guilty is included in the charges relating to the drug amounts indicated, which includes a maximum sentence of 40 years in prison.

The outcome of the word would depend on the outcome of the trial, on the data presented, and on the conclusions of a U. S. court.

The Alvarez Ayala sons have been designated by American regulators as CJNG leaders. The situation adds to Washington's unpleasant against powerful individuals and organizations.

According to reports released on the situation, Rafael lvarez Ayala," El R1," was just detained in Mexico and is currently facing a approach related to an upcoming extradition to the United States, while Rafael lvarez Ayala," El R2," is still in protection.

Officials have also alleged that the brothers were involved in drug trafficking, in addition to the claims of drug trafficking. Although these allegations must be distinguished from those that were officially filed before the U. S. justice, one of them is the death of Uruapan president Carlos Manzo.