Narcos: Mexico

An ambitious marijuana grower in Sinaloa seeks to expand his operations into Guadalajara as the region becomes unstable due to military conflict, while a DEA agent newly assigned to Mexico begins to confront the growing drug trade.

Félix works to strengthen his control over the different plazas, while Rafa concentrates on ensuring a water supply for his seedless cannabis operation. At the same time, Kiki becomes increasingly frustrated with police corruption and the DEA's inaction.

Kiki joins a high-risk solo mission as part of an undercover operation, while Félix turns to his mentor for advice as tensions escalate between law enforcement and drug traffickers.

Kiki seizes a rare opportunity following a period of extended difficulties, while Rafa's issues with high-ranking government officials create complications for Félix.

Mika is confronted by a troubling threat that shakes her confidence. At the same time, Félix starts to envision a new path for the future of the Guadalajara cartel.

Falcón and Rafa clash in a heated struggle for control, while Félix starts to build his presence in the cocaine trade and encounters efforts by the DEA to bring him to the United States.

María urges Félix to return to Sinaloa, which rekindles the tensions between them. At the same time, Kiki looks into the Guadalajara cartel's marijuana operations, while Neto deals with his grief.

As the DEA targets Rafa's large marijuana operation, Félix works to prevent his allies from taking violent action, while Kiki and Jaime engage with law enforcement officials.

Jaime becomes increasingly desperate as he faces frustrating bureaucratic obstacles. Mika begins to worry about Jaime's well-being, while Félix urges Rafa to go into hiding.

Félix faces increasing pressure and decides to return to Sinaloa. Meanwhile, Jaime and Mika, driven by anger, pursue justice and seek the truth.

On his 40th birthday, Félix becomes increasingly concerned about the loyalty of his inner circle and directly challenges Pacho. At the same time, Walt coordinates a series of kidnappings in response to a recent threat.

Verdin taunts the DEA agents who are interrogating him, while Félix suggests a partnership to the opium dealer Guerra. At the same time, Benjamín's sister Enedina introduces a new business opportunity.

Félix faces pressure from his advisers to go into hiding as American authorities investigate those linked to Kiki's murder. Meanwhile, Amado assists Acosta in reconciling a conflict.

Zuno testifies before a grand jury, drawing attention to his involvement in ongoing legal proceedings. At the same time, Isabella engages in negotiations with Enedina, while Félix takes a bold step by making a significant offer to a U.S.-based associate.

Calderoni informs Walt about the increasing tensions among the rival drug cartels, while Chapo continues his efforts to construct a tunnel. At the same time, a meeting between Félix and Pacho takes an unforeseen and tense turn.

Félix meets with a political figure, while Benjamín becomes entangled in the intensifying conflict between the Sinaloa and Tijuana cartels. At the same time, Walt's team redirects its attention to air transportation.

Félix develops a plan to ensure the PRI's success in the upcoming election against Cárdenas. In Ojinaga, Walt participates in a surprise meeting in exchange for information about Félix.

Mexican authorities and the FBI collaborate with Félix in an attempt to track down Acosta after a revealing newspaper interview is published. At the same time, the country's presidential election begins.

Félix bets the future of his cartel on a high-stakes cocaine delivery, while Walt and DEA agents collaborate to take down his drug empire.

Félix meets with Pacho and later presents a new business plan to the plaza executives. At the same time, Walt receives an unexpected invitation that may affect his current circumstances.

Walt continues his undercover work as Amado is released from prison after serving a three-month sentence. At the same time, a Juárez police officer named Victor begins investigating the disappearance of a young girl.

Andréa, a journalist based in Tijuana, looks into the presence of teenage attendees at the wedding of Enedina Arellano and a prominent lawyer, prompting questions about their possible involvement. At the same time, Walt begins considering the possibility of moving to a new location.

After a tense conversation with the Arellanos over a land deal, the Sinaloa cartel takes decisive action. At the same time, Andréa continues her inquiry into the activities of the narcojuniors.

As the Tijuana and Sinaloa cartels engage in open conflict, the Juárez Cartel's position remains uncertain, while Amado pursues a separate agenda in Cuba. Meanwhile, Ramón is driven by a desire for vengeance against Chapo.

Walt teams up with a Mexican task force led by General Rebollo to look into the Guadalajara massacre and the death of Cardinal Posada.

After a shocking murder occurs, Victor takes decisive action as the situation grows increasingly violent in Tijuana. Enedina, now in charge, formulates a strategy to address rival cartel factions.

After *La Voz* investigates the assassins of Colosio, the newspaper becomes a target itself. Mayo and Chapo join forces to confront the Tijuana cartel. At the same time, Victor starts to look into the events happening around him.

After unsuccessful attempts to extract information from Alex, Walt changes his approach. Meanwhile, Andrea examines financial documents connected to Hank and the PRI, and Amado begins making strategic plans for what comes next.

Andrea uncovers a crucial connection that triggers a chain reaction. With Alex's help, Walt moves closer to Benjamín, while Hank faces off with Amado.

Mexican and U.S. law enforcement agencies step up their operations to track down Amado. At the same time, Chapo maintains his influence from behind bars. Enedina gives Ramón an important assignment.