03/28/2018 The Washington Post
MEXICO CITY — Some of Mexico’s most notorious drug capos irked by a price hike on junk food inside federal prisons found an ally in the country’s consumer protection agency Wednesday.
The federal prosecutor for the consumer said prisoners shouldn’t be gouged and should be able to buy products at the same price as the regular market.
The newspaper Reforma reported Wednesday that some of Mexico’s most notorious drug bosses, including former Juarez cartel boss Vicente Carrillo Fuentes, were among dozens of signatories of a complaint to the consumer agency.