• Felipe Calderón (2006–2012)
• Enrique Peña Nieto (2012–2018)
• Andrés Manuel López Obrador (2018–present)
• Guillermo Galván (2006–2012)
• Salvador Cienfuegos (2012–2018)
• Luis Cresencio Sandoval (2018–present)
• Mariano Francisco Saynez (2006–2012)
• Vidal Francisco Soberón Sanz (2012–2018)
• José Rafael Ojeda (2018–present)

• "El Mayo"
• "El Chapo" (incarcerated)
• "El Vicentillo" (incarcerated )
• "El Chapito"
• "El Ratón" (incarcerated)
• "El Coss" (incarcerated)
• "El Viceroy" (incarcerated)
• "El Ingeniero" (incarcerated)
• "La Tuta" (incarcerated)
• "El Chango" (incarcerated)
• "El Tío" (incarcerated)
• "El General" (incarcerated)
• "El Grande" (incarcerated)
• "La Barbie" (incarcerated)
• "La Jefa"
• "El Teo" (incarcerated)
• "El Ingeniero" (incarcerated)
• "El Z-40" (incarcerated)
• "El Z-42" (incarcerated)
• "El L-50" (incarcerated)
• "El Goyo" (incarcerated)
• "El Mencho"
• "El 85" (incarcerated)
• "El Cuini" (incarcerated)
• "El Menchito" (incarcerated)
• "El Tony Montana" (incarcerated)
• "El Marro" (incarcerated)

• 100,000+ individuals^[16][17][18]

 Mexico:

• 400 servicemen killed and 137 missing^[19]
• 4,038 federal, state, and municipal police killed^[20]
• 66 members of the Policía Comunitaria killed^[21]

EPR:

• 2 EPR members killed^[22]

• 12,456 cartel members killed (2006–2010)^[23]
• 121,199 cartel members detained (2006–2009)^[24]
• 8,500 cartel members convicted (2006–2010)^[25]

• 41,034 dead in war conflicts between identified parties from 2006–2020^[26] (total 350,000–400,000 dead from organized crime homicides from 2006–2022)^[27]
• 60,000+ missing (2020)^[28]

Zdroj:https://en.wikipedia.org?pojem=Mexican_drug_war
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