Jalisco lawmaker kidnapped (from Jalisco) and murdered.
http://www.dw.de/mexico-body-belonged-to-jalisco-lawmaker-gomez-michel/a-17950891

Hispanic Cultural Center in Idaho imports a team from Jalisco
http://www.idahopress.com/members/jalisco-delegation-arrives-in-nampa/article_1b5a9c58-3a25-11e4-bbdc-47fc4ca493ce.html

Jalisco water wars... intricate, and distantly-possibly a restaging of the boston bioterror attack in the tobacco wars...
https://news.yahoo.com/mexico-pollution-water-disputes-turn-political-220921439.html

...just... general... interest. Oh, and uh...

http://cjonline.com/news/2014-08-28/margaritas-jalisco-opens-after-months-liquor-license-issues

Probably a front operation, but net meaning still unknown.

The kidnap-and-murder of the lawmaker is the only one clearly near the topic (and it would be interesting to check the sequence of events), with the water issues coming a close second; the rest are usually just routine surveillance, although it would be worthwhile to grab one of our usual 50-100,000-member boards and redevote their entire population to knowing when a "usual suspect" in cloak-and-dagger ("cultural centers," hate groups posing as charities, visionary arts projects, etc) move people from one place to the next, just to keep on top of things, friend and foe.

Speaking of which...

https://www.thechildrenslunchbox.org

...great organization right on top of a fake customs stamp clearinghouse. I'd advocate donating. ;)

We'll get this sorted out, and "repair" the CJNG highway-to-the-pacific (and associated security) no matter what side they're on. ;) Persons on this board might be interested in a review of media strategies in the mata zetas campaign on the east coast - it's certainly a familiar read.

This appears most definately related to our interests. Meanwhile, I'm back to trying to figure out the import of the ISIL campaign - a borderless society is certainly tempting, while the actions of "Anti-ISIL" campaigns from the western colonial powers is an... odd.... read.

I'll bounce back 'n forth between 'em.