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Granados crime family

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The Granados crime family was an mexican crime family in Florida, over which they had a monopoly they are led and founded by Don Rico Granados. They were business associates with Hyman Roth, and Don Rico Granados was present at Roth's birthday party in Havana where he was to receive a portion of Roth's business empire. Don Rico Granados had also been trying to open up relations with Aldo Trapani, with limited success. Granados family color is yellow.

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Racketeering, diamond smuggling, construction, adult entertainment, gunrunning, gambling, extortion, political corruption, weapons smuggling, drug trafficking

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Corleone, Trapani, Roth, Mangano, Almeida, and Rosato crime families

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The Granados crime family was an mexican crime family in Florida, over which they had a monopoly they are led and founded by Don Rico Granados. They were business associates with Hyman Roth, and Don Rico Granados was present at Roth's birthday party in Havana where he was to receive a portion of Roth's business empire. Don Rico Granados had also been trying to open up relations with Aldo Trapani, with limited success. Granados family color is yellow. After the demise of Carmine Rosato, Roth called Dominic Corleone from New York to deal with Granados, who had become increasingly bolder and began making stronger moves on territories. The Corleone family eliminated the Granados by whittling down the soldiers and taking over their territories, before blowing up the Granados Compound, killing Don Rico Granados during the raid.

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