- 1974 – 7
October 2012),
commonly referred to by his
aliases Z-3 and El
Lazca, was a
Mexican drug lord and the
leader of Los
Zetas drug cartel. He was...
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Lazca desafía al
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Proceso (in Spanish). 16...
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Retrieved 14
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Lazca.org.
Retrieved 31
January 2015. "Lazuri
classes to
begin in
secondary schools...
-
occurred between two factions, one led by
Heriberto Lazcano Lazcano (alias El
Lazca) and the
other led by
Miguel Treviño
Morales (alias Z-40). The
rumors of...
- Laz do not want to live
subordinately to Turks.
Georgian nationalism "'
Lazca eğitim istiyorum'".
Milliyet (in Turkish). 17 June 2002.
Archived from the...
- Drug War
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Gustavo (10
October 2012). "Fundador zeta, El
Lazca fue
entrenado por el Ejército y
agentes de EU en
combate al crimen". La...
- be
called Karadenizli ("from the
Black Sea region"). The Laz
language (
Lazca in Turkish) is a
Kartvelian language, also
known as
South Caucasian, unrelated...
-
September 2012. Hernández,
Anabel (15
October 2012). "La
historia secreta de El
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Archived from the
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