features not cash prizes, but luxury real estate property and prime land across mexico. the national lottery director says this is the first time they will raffle houses, condominiums, and land. there is a total of 22 different properties in some of mexico's favorite hideaways, including the acapulco beach resort, colonial land neighborhoods. what the president and lottery director didn't mention is some of these properties used to belong to some of mexico's most notorious citizens, including amado fuentes, who at one time was the leader of the infamous juarez cartel that controlled the vast region south of the texas border. he used to own the raffle's grand prize, this $3.7 million luxury home in mexico city featuring four bedrooms, eight bathrooms, a pool, multiple terraces and a lush garden.