TAPALPA, Mexico — The most wanted man in Mexico was hiding out next to a country club. When Mexican special forces soldiers attacked the hideout of Nemesio Rubén Oseguera Cervantes — the cartel boss known as “El Mencho” — they descended on his luxurious compound in the mountains outside Guadalajara. A cluster of upscale cabins situated on a steep hillside dotted with pine trees, the location offered seclusion and ensured that Oseguera’s security detail would be able to see any approaching visitors coming from miles away. The only way in is a long, narrow, bumpy road. To maintain the element of surprise, the Mexican commandos approached from above in helicopters, supported by surveillance from U.S. Predator drones. Share via Close extra sharing options The raid last weekend left the 59-year-old leader of the Jalisco New Generation cartel dead following an hours-long gun battle with El Mencho’s small army of bodyguards. It also sparked a wave of reprisal attacks across the country. Mexican authorities said at least 25 National Guard soldiers and 34 suspected cartel members died, along …