Armando Rodríguez Luna
Armando Rodríguez Luna is an academic at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), specializing in security studies and the historical context of drug cartels in Mexico. He has commented on significant events in the ongoing drug war, emphasizing the importance of accountability and justice in cases involving high-profile criminals.
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Armando Rodríguez Luna warned that the CJNG maintains a significant presence in at least 30 states in Mexico.
CJNG, presente en todo México y 40 países
Mexico· 2026-02-23
Armando Rodríguez Luna is a consultant who highlighted the dangers of reporting extortion in Mexico.
13 denuncian extorsión y firman sentencia de muerteMexico· 2025-10-22
Armando Rodríguez Luna noted that the violence in Sinaloa provided a justification for changing security policy.
Entrega de “El Mayo”, ¿fin del cártel de Sinaloa?Mexico· 2025-07-22
Armando Rodríguez Luna is a security and intelligence specialist discussing the high levels of unreported extortion.
Extorsión no baja; hay 32 víctimas cada 24 horasMexico· 2025-07-02
Armando Rodríguez Luna is described as a specialist who commented on the implications of Sedena's changes in arms distributors.
Sustituye Sedena importaciones de armerías de EUMexico· 2025-06-16
Armando Rodríguez Luna highlighted that Mexican cartels can now access weapons and explosives more easily than before.
Crimen organizado opta por extranjeros de élite; recluta exmilitares de Colombia, Holanda y RusiaMexico· 2025-06-15
Armando Rodríguez Luna is a researcher who discussed the financial operations of organized crime.
Capturas debilitan a Cártel de Sinaloa y CJNGMexico· 2025-05-26
Armando Rodríguez Luna is an academic from UNAM who discusses the need for Mexico to comply with measures to reduce American pressure on tariffs.
“Presiones de Trump no cederán”, señalan expertosMexico· 2025-02-28
Armando Rodríguez Luna believes that Caro Quintero's extradition settles a debt of honor.
Caro Quintero, el trofeo que llegó 40 años despuésMexico· 2025-02-28
