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Cosalá (Spanish pronunciation: [kosa'la] ) is a
small city and the seat of its
surrounding muni****lity in the
Mexican state of Sinaloa. It
stands at 24°24′45″N...
- homicide, and
illegal use of firearms.
Javier Torres Félix was born in
Cosalá, Sinaloa,
Mexico on 19
October 1960. In 1984, he was
arrested in Sinaloa...
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surround Lake Chapala:
Cerro Viejo-Chupinaya-Los
Sabinos (Sierra San Juan
Cosalá),
Cerro San Miguel-Chiqui****tillo,
Cerro San Bartolo-Los Ocotes,
Cerro Gomeño...
- 003,530
residents (33.15% of the state's total),
while the
smallest is
Cosalá with 17,012 residents. The
largest muni****lity by land area is Sinaloa...
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Yaqui forces. As a
result of this war the
capital of
Occidente was
moved to
Cosalá and
later exactly in 1828 to Álamos.
Sonora and
Sinaloa were
again split...
- Muni****lity of
Cosalá is a muni****lity in the
Mexican state of
Sinaloa in
northwestern Mexico.
Cosalá Muni****lity is
subdivided in 5 sindicaturas:
Cosalá Guadalupe...
- Félix was born on 3
September 1958 in the town of
Llanos del
Refugio in
Cosalá, Sinaloa. He had
worked for the
Sinaloa Cartel since 1990, but ascended...
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Sierra Madre Occidental within the
State of Durango,
enters Sinaloa through Cosalá and
empties into the Gulf of California. Culiacán has a hot semi-arid climate...
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Nueva Galicia. In 1564, the area was realigned: the area of Culiacán and
Cosalá remained in
control of
Nueva Galicia,
while the
areas to the north, south...
- Culiacán muni****lity is
reportedly controlled by Mayo. The muni****lities of
Cosala and Mazatlán are said to have more than one
group controlling the territory...
