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An armed woman who goes by the nickname “La Chola”, and who says she is a member of a female-led, self-defense group, patrols the edge of her town of El Terrero, where it shares a border with the town of Aguililla, in Michoacan state, Mexico, Thursday, January 14, 2021. In the birthplace of Mexico’s vigilante “self-defense” movement, a new group has emerged entirely made up of women, who carry assault rifles and post roadblocks to fend off what they say is a bloody incursion into the state of Michoacán by the violent Jalisco cartel. (Photo by Armando Solis/AP Photo)
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