Alexandra Reeves explores how Juan Nepomuceno Guerra transformed a 1930s tequila-smuggling operation into a multi-generational criminal empire. From bootlegging to heroin trafficking, Guerra built the infrastructure—routes, corruption networks, and systems—that enabled the Gulf Cartel's cocaine dominance, shaping border crime today.
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