Flowers, music, and soldiers at funeral of drug lord

The remains of the man who led the powerful Jalisco New Generation Cartel -- he was the US government's most-wanted drug trafficker -- presumably lay in a gold-colored coffin, AFP observed through rings of federal security forces at the scene. Famous drug lords in Mexico are often buried in opulent mausoleums but Oseguera's final resting place is a plain plot in a cemetery next to a military post outside Guadalajara. The site is about five kilometers (three miles) from a stadium due to host four World Cup games this summer.