Mexico's Guadalajara cartel founder dies in hospital aged 80
MEXICO CITY/GUADALAJARA, Nov 15 - Miguel Angel Felix Gallardo, founder of one of Mexico's first major drug cartels whose conviction for the 1985 killing of a US drug-enforcement agent made him one of the country's most notorious traffickers, died in hospital on Sunday at age 80.
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