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The year 2021 marked a significant evolution in how organized crime groups in Mexico and Central America utilized digital platforms to exert influence, a phenomenon often categorized under the colloquial term "Narcotube." This term refers to the ecosystem of graphic videos, propaganda, and social media displays produced by drug cartels to showcase their power, intimidate rivals, and recruit new members. By 2021, the consumption of these videos had moved beyond the dark corners of the internet, infiltrating mainstream social media platforms like TikTok, Instagram, and Twitter. Analyzing the content and impact of "Narcotube" during this period reveals a complex strategy of psychological warfare and the challenges faced by digital platforms in moderating violent extremism. ver videos de narcotube 2021
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