21.   This year, the most concrete action against cartel leaders was the recent announcement that family members of cartel leaders had lost their coveted U.S. visas.

22.   U.S. officials also said they feared that some ongoing operations intended to catch major Mexican cartel leaders might have been compromised.

23.   US officials predict the military will bag at least one cartel leader this year.

24.   Under the threat of economic sanctions from Washington earlier this year, the Colombian police began prosecuting the Cali cartel leaders in earnest.

25.   While the kids of the Medellin cartel leaders were living like pashas, the Rodriguez Orejuela children spent school vacations stocking drugstore shelves.

26.   Police have put six of the seven Cali cartel leaders behind bars since June.

27.   Other Mexican cartel leaders followed suit, gaining more control over cocaine delivery and distribution.

28.   Previously, cartel leaders had demanded sentence reductions without having to confess and that they serve any prison sentence in their homes or in specially made prisons.

29.   Police announced a new campaign this week against properties of the younger cartel leaders.

30.   Photographs of Bellini with Miguel Rodriguez Orejuela, another cartel leader still at large, have been found during police raids on drug trafficker properties in Cali.