well, d, w, travel extremely, we're a bit driven by agreed in the 2000 store too bad, engaged in various time risk business practice to reach somebody who's basically involved in every shady scandal in the banking sector worldwide. raised for ever higher process. and then to the minds of a german institution. the dodge of backstory stuff may seconds on dw, the

the drugs and their financial system, the drug trade, a globalized market and world haunted by violence and death. so often glamorize by the other nuns, nor saints. we have a diploma to defend criminals getting. that's the beauty of the gives you a person feels the better. no, it doesn't bother me. they call me the devil's advocate. 0 is answer whereas that's

coming back. boba's advocacy. you didn't lose that. i've never met it. no matter what crimes are committed, there's always some lawyer figure defending the biggest needs in organized crime. the lawyer goes from the shadows to the spotlights blocking the fine line between the most barbaric crimes and the right to a fair trial. he or she is a fairy miss between world a strange mediator who represents before the law. those who destroy all of the human condition a lawyer in criminals, but unique relationships revolving around truth. this truth is the foundation of the entire defense system. but it isn't the same truth as in a police investigation or the one presented during a trial or the truth of journalists. this

truth solely belongs to the lawyer and his or her client. the defense lawyer is not only their soul contact, but also the one who brings their truth before justice. the in my mommy, also in the criminal as it does not exist. why? it is a man a person? i don't mind how many crimes are since he has committed. if he doesn't reveal his true self to you, you cannot defend him. the 1st thing you have to tell him is that you did not want any surprises. this beto aside from this great permanency, when you get to know the child, the nathan, being the person, i drove down and looked see if i'm wondering what standing before you one with nothing to hide. so we, it's sublime. what is so that is why,

what is he's asking for your help? joke, is it ever since i was a child? i wanted to become a lawyer, but not any criminal. my do, grandma said that lawyers would go to hell. and almost my entire family was opposed to him. they would tell him, let him know. lawyers are either in deviance or life is a low, a cool, never be saved. one morning and i woke up and told my mom another you will become a lawyer and go to hell to be coming from a family of farmers without economic resources. the power of defending the world's greatest criminal lives in one does not happen to suggest anyone. can we say that every major criminal holds up a mirror to their society and that every lawyer reflects the legal system. they work in defending a drug trafficker that is always

a border crossing between 2 worlds. since drug trafficking is everywhere, these questions are raised every time in every country. susan is the lawyer in these off and then big. he was territories of the law. in the end, which truths are they serving the criminal defense? it's a lot about performing in the sense that, you know, you have an audience, it's the judge and the jury and you're performing and you're selling a story, the prosecution. so in the story, you're selling a story, the, you know, through job to convince, right? these people which sorted to buy at the end of the day, my client is going to always be a person that being judged in

a negative way. when the rest of the world has given this person has turned its back on this person, it is very satisfying for me to know that i'm that one person that this, you know, client can still trust to me. that is just jesus beautiful. i bet that that person that says that i am, the devil's attorney, would want an attorney like me in their porter. if god forbid they were going to of course, when you cross the street need a look at both sides. right? because you don't know where the hitch is coming from, only a man, obviously it's not easy. or you can just are any one to defend the major criminal where you need to have presence or somebody in the door and really care about the case. that is a guy that's almost become a fanatic of my own professional performance. the practice criminal

lawyer is that as my fee is and pay you whether or not i could not defend mother to raise or any sort of principle to a sheet of friends or so the end of the day has been, as she has the direct connection with the great load of the universe, the fios of who have chosen me to find their lawyer. and that feels rights and fair considering the fact that the lawyer have assigned relationship looks like a marriage. in magazine, both sides agreed to based on taylor when interests in either sensibilities and affinity of the throughout his life. pablo escobar, the most iconic colombian drug trafficker, cut the same lawyer. gustavo salazar janita. the code shared between

the defending lawyer and the accused were based on a relationship of loyalty. at exclusivity, don't you hire a lawyer? have not just any wine why the one you choose and the one you're going to you want to not forget to say, we end up being the priest ways people and we become confessor as to the criminal is how do we let you on that relationship is so profound things so intimately that if there is no trust in like no empathy, no love. i can't imagine defending a case. i don't love the case. oh, i would love the client and love the truth above all. the 1st thing i tell them it's tell me the truth again so i can lie to that. your metal in columbia, the city of which pablo escobar over the world of organized the

city in the country, continued to be haunted by the figure of the former quartet shot dead in december 1992. the main ideology of our movement is based on citizen nationalism, social, ecological, and athletic programs. he had a political career as a member of the house of representatives to murder journalists. politicians started a bloody war between the columbia and cortez. and under took the construction of many hospitals, schools and churches to clean up his image, a neighborhood stairs, the name of pablo escobar. and there are 2 museums filled with his photos, objects, and wax statues, recording him for a kind of cartoonish posterity. his motto has become an ami, presence, logan and norco culture,

lot of global money portals drug traffickers and drug lords work hand in hand with corrupt politicians. one day i was asked at what point they have little corrupt the politicians. the real question is, at what point did the politicians correct to me? the not the sort of beyond the only thing people say about pablo is that he killed that. he was a murderer. i couldn't get who was a butcher, but what people don't say is that he was a fair man and a soul of a judge, a surface he was an ethical man. i'm just a little escobar, for example, kind of had a characteristic island he liked criminal must the ones they protected the most where they hit man man was paid 500000000 per day, or a lawyer. 100000000 was already

a lot of money for them. forces and kids men came 1st. columbia is the 1st place to be escobar, miss mexico is that if the cartel employ of the country has become the main hub for contemporary drug trafficking. featuring romantic characters like a motto, carrillo fuentes considered one of the most powerful and discreet drug traffickers in history. he was the leader of the 21, a cartel, and died in 1997 after plastic surgery meant to change his appearance. he created a fleet of airplanes loaded with columbia and co ok, that he would get to crash on american soil in order to recover their contents. that's why his nickname was else in your bill. us the yellows lord of the skies during his short rank or motto, carrillo fuentes was above every want. he was

a cunning billionaire. he could buy police officers, judges, generals, and politicians that will his lawyer was one of the most important criminal lawyers in mexico. real gillian delagarza and if he wasn't very smart person includes even which of the 30s even admit that he was a person who didn't. yeah, he understood when i tell him i couldn't defend him on legal grounds in the so he would look for other avenue. so i could defend him properly or liked people said that he was a violent man from what i saw. he wasn't a violent person and not to my knowledge. he was a person who negotiated with y'all and to not use weapons to generate fear. and when you meet one of these people who,

according to urban blanche ends are evil incarnate. when you meet them, you realize that they are not so bad. and things that i did see, for example, this is how they help the people in their villages. they allow those with health problems to get proper treatment when i saw the normal people helping other people to i think it was difficult to delete of, you know, what the public opinion said. let me with what the media said about that. no, it wasn't. well, in the tv series, easy, now they say the bullets everywhere, but i didn't believe that they were the bad guys. they all said they were yesterday of spending time with these major criminals. i got to know the need to better defend the coordinates of the eating disorder when you begin to see where the truth

is live and where it falls. so it is where the fiction is the value of supplement data because a lot of see though it's also been sent to, according to the urban legends, one of the many politicians have you were involved with not goes in and you squeeze of coordinate use me and so you learn a lot about from that but, and this which, who is, who in an in store in the midst of the good drug trafficker is so well maintained that it survives the violence that comes with the territory. and this violence can even become an asset to bolster their faith. the

society tends to turn these criminals in a here as we saw in italy, in the ages with the italian mafia. it's a situation that we see more and more people, music and movies and television. drug traffickers are painted as her oic figures. excuse be criminal. the major criminal is an artist and he knows that he raises crime to an art form. but for example, there is a study on going at that says he was a violent man, a fighter push to us, it's a non goes up these electric motors and these mafia bosses have a soul and behaved in ways similar to ours. it's. they have a code of ethics and then a splitting of crime. they are provocative and they are a river. they have

a high self esteem. they have very big personalities to be at cop up. you need as the origin to me and save to have a box. that's a couple. a couple is great. and l chapo and everybody in mexico, we learned from the columbia. the if there is a place on earth where mist and reality get mixed up. it's here in the sick of drug trafficking. wherever everything started, the mexican region of sinaloa stronghold of the car, town of the same name and its leader watkins l chop lo guzman. he was the last emperor of his kingdom of power and blog,

extradited to the united states in 2017 and sentenced to life imprisonment in 20. 19 grossman was leading one of the most extensive organized crime networks in modern history. he is responsible for as many debts as there are legends about him . he didn't have only one lawyer, but an army of lawyers among the most prestigious in several countries. the represent his ears, eyes, and voices. sometimes he's someone very educated culture and respectful, so nothing like what people say about what king guzman really is or not. he's a very respectful person, very respectful, always concerned about others or not. but he's a very ignorant person, particularly ignorant, but i so much. so my, that at some point i even doubted we were talking about the same person to add up. and so next e, he loved show business. he loved television and come to loved being the center of

attention by my boss. it was something that he really loved. so simple, a lot of things was said in the price of the paints of him as a monster. and then once i told the magistrate to just send him, i know the image mister guzman has in the newspapers and television. but you have to judge this case based on evidence. and only know for certain is his confession. who could saying that he's a farmer who goes colon include a can, and it may be something you can laugh about in my mind, but that is what it is it with. everything else is pure conjecture. even if society is convinced of his guilt, there is no proof like to point out the documents that i think that we're working with, that kind of client into this out, especially what team customers rather than one way to settle matters. and it's important to be loyal, honest, respectful, with go and friendly issues. i mean, like i said,

the way that you need to be very discreet and you can never lie to them is, you know, mean it is something that is fundamental for them, like, or from, know, take. i became your cream, goodman's lawyer. they, i mean, i was admiring these great characters on television movies. you know, these great mexicans, you run this, we suddenly today i appear on television, along side these legends committees want it changed my life behind the stream of romanticized images circulated by tv series. there are criminal networks that develop illegal international markets to generate billions of dollars every year and answer to the core philosophy of organized crime. namely that of conquests by occupying territories. first, the street, then a neighborhood. and in the end, a country. the more a state is disorganized, the more organized crime can take root. that's how organized crime mutated into a world wide industry who's markets extend far beyond drugs.

the, the office of the attorney general or mexico gets a nation fighting organized crime. they sit on it, i mean it's been completely absent from the fight against organized crime, and it is ineffective locals in the concrete numbers that i can mention indicates that between 2.5, i repeat between 2.5 and about 3 percent of the total investigation files that the attorney general's office as classified as organized crime between 2.5 and 3 percent of those investigation files. conf. getting prosecute data and the rest of the 97.5 percent seen of those investigation files are paralyzed. alberto will risk is one of the most famous criminal lawyers and mexico cheese

president of the criminal law academy of the bar association and the spearhead of the battle between the justice system and the drug. trade key embodies an idea, symbolized by the out. the envelope of the legal profession each one of these owls that you see here is a sign of gratitude from someone reminds me of the case that i had to defend and the case that was result unfortunately was in a positive way for us. it has the special symbols here, the i'll always keeps its eyes open, just like us lawyers. you almost always keep our eyes open to detect any injustice, any question of corruption, and process all these acts according to the law. resisting the attraction exerted by drug trafficking is a difficult task. whether the poll is coming from money, power, or various pressures, one can rise to the top of the art of criminal defense while falling to the bottom

of the moral letter. it's the temptation that makes the lawyer a potential prey. when are you? well, i think there are 2 types of lawyers. firstly, the lawyers who do their duty and defending any percentage, including drug traffickers, with an ethical and legal framework. and then the lawyers who get involved in the activities of the criminal organization productivity, unfortunately, many of them have been, had been killed because they have been considered to the heart of those card townsend. these lawyers who often mix with these criminals becomes something like modern heroes. the lawyer is the soul of holder of the law shaken by a staggering paradox. where is the line between good and evil, between truth and lice? is it possible to avoid learning this line? ricardo rivelo has met some of the most prominent of what we call norco lawyers,

unrivalled investigator threatened with death many times by organized crime. to this day, ricardo rivelo has written the only report on the world of lawyers governed by money, power corruption, and of course dest. the game wouldn't lose these people to take all the drug traffickers cases. so the, if we come to give me the increment, i see an unconscious drive for fame and power early from my pull that they liked the dangers of the negro. there are some of them who even so tried to mimic their clients so much that they even feel like capitals themselves a tumble. so they lived in this world, like couples, driving an armored cars with armed body guards, suitcases of many luxurious offices, going to swing places, idle meeting with very beautiful women and the mimic their client at the clinton norco and lawyers clearly see themselves as drug lords. seem to like they belong to

this world to this powerful organization. the involvement goes beyond criminal defense. in many cases, they become part of the criminal organizations, the assessment they take care of their client's property, ranch mentions cars, to ensure the wellbeing of the criminal organizations. both and we have, they are all good friends in the it's a game of interest and the alliance. it's the, the oldest dazzles of them, but they dedicate themselves to activities in order to the police, the organization. it isn't on the fact that many talented students in law school are enrolled and financed by the cartels to finish their studies as they pay them their specialization, so that they can dedicate themselves to defend the interest of organized crime. those lawyers are the ones who are in great fortunes. fortunes in millions of dollars is somewhere else. and i once got an offer from

a lawyer working for the attorneys, general sizes, mexico moving after allegedly investigating the conduct of a drug traffic. gabby embassy, he wanted me to take over the mans defense. he had minimize the charges, so the judge would set demand free gift to get in exchange for my services with the she had offered to pay me a $1000000.00. obviously, i rejected the proposal test, so it's likely that a lot of these lawyers are part of the criminal network. it's a significant problem from mexico does not have control over nothing. neither the state or, you know, the bar associations may not have like you'd seen any other democracy or all over the state fights to keep lawyers away from lawyers of organized crime. we officially or until they are paid $500.00 an hour. but unofficially they get

$10000.00 now. within surface of major drug traffickers, criminal lawyers always stand on shaky ground of the day. i consider mister guzman, the friend. yes, but he sees me that way too late today, but even the time is fran at clement and he's been charged in the united states on the 2nd, i'm not part of his network today. is a fine line between right and wrong nice employees. and essentially, based on the high level members of organized crime, we defend often try to use persuasion to get us to do things, but for outside law, fitness when i left them again. because i want to write a book on that point to stay with the task with them, but not to be involved in the path of evil. as long as things are done or correct in defense lawyers that we can defend people properly

without trying to lie to legal authorities, tricking them, eating them through fraud. everything should be fine. is done with and wound up. there is a very thin line, a very fine line. if it's, you know, verse that you have to have a lot of knowledge and experience to be able to know how not to unintentionally oversee deputies, headline the there is a song that says some thoughts across farms without getting money. the,

the trying to use whatever it takes. so they have plenty of money and above all, they have it in cash. that the cards in both is it's very tempting people, you'll know in an irresponsible leo as for millions of dollars the be able to keep these promises or even just a lot of lawyers end up in killing the love you. the money is very nice. so you will need, but at what price, i think it's also been mentioned by defending. so to me not goes to end up becoming an accomplice, sitting swamping to inquire messages between prison and the outside world. interesting in about 10 years. and then the most of the live content around 800 lawyers killed by organized crime. pretty methods, you know, the, the most american lawyer in mexico that's getting murdered for one of 3 fundamental reasons. why don't it literally does the fact that they charge too much money and then they fail to fulfill their commitments?

most of the 2nd cause is that they take advantage of the fact that their clients are still in jail, liam, and that's when they decide to have affairs with their weiss. of the 3rd reason is when another criminal group finds out that the capital was about to get out of jail thanks to the work of the defense. the 1st thing they do is assessing a lawyer the the, my husband was of the beginning. he practiced family law laser already in the last part of his career. he got into the criminal affairs in the blink of an ally, whole lives change from renting property. we had a house and not only one house. we went on vacations, we had cars, lot of furniture. we was living a luxurious life, but we didn't have and he started to take us away from here,

from his life. his life was no longer with us. we didn't know who his life belonged to. he, the only thing that he would say to me, it was after this, we all going to leave. we're going to start a new life because a washington life, i think it was getting involved. let me these kinds of cases and defending kronos that led to vital his death i'm. it's something i'm still trying to erase from my memory. seeing his body there torturing with a bullet wound. my husband was killed by yes, organized crimes, but he was also killed by all his skin experience is ego and his will to have power . he got to bind this corrupt society that continues to grow. but i think if anyone is guilty for my husband's dad, he's the 1st one, the lamed for taking the bad decision that i am for defending those type of person who sells drugs or have sales weapons or who kills people. he thought that he was

going to have money and then luxury of life, but he forgot that we existed and then we would be left with nothing without him. the, [000:00:00;00] the if i am alive today, it is because i've never crossed over from being annoyed to being a messenger or

a conference. i was very lawyer, not their slaves. was the man who like lion, this is defending in trial, but not as an accomplice. when you get into this, isn't that you don't think if they are going to kill you, or if the police will show up if that's an impossibility. but that's the beauty of the profession. if you can, you walk along the edge of me a bit. i always say when you live live with in and city, it gains in value. the is the most difficult episodes with science or when you visit them in hiding of the radio. they put you in a car. they hold you for 3 hours or they take you to an apartment. they take you down to another one. they put you in a car, you go around the city for 5 hours,

then they drive you to the village, and after 3 to 4 hours, you end up with $600.00 people and almost every want you this are an issue like a movie and insane felony film but actually it's more fascinating than scary enough that you do feel finishing. but the day the few takes over. 2 done. but anything go even threats to judge it's into the police. yes. every day, the power of the drug traffic increases nonexistence. capacity to destroy the over political a, sorry,

and replacing the rule of force squared guns rule on either side of mind being neighbors with the u. s. has many advantages, but it's unfortunately the largest consumer market in the world for narcotics. the so that is life. and how many years as a fence existing today, ro gonzales rayan is a rich man thanks to the invention of a drink, famous on both sides of the border. yes, nothing suggested that this would be his fate. in another life, he was one of the most respected customs officers. she could detect arms contraband like no one else, but the assassination of one of his sons by organized crime,

turned his life upside down. she distanced himself from this environment, but nothing would ever rakes the agony and consequences of this corruption. well, they used to call me the metal detector for all the weapons that i found. every customs office i went to, they recognized me here enquire, as commanders came and went, but i stayed put, i could precedes this smell or this what a smell people wouldn't give off the smell. it's a gift that i have. it's the smell of people's fear that i could pick up on as soon as they walked in, their bodies would give off this odor that i could smell new york. never in my life. will i go back into the customs? work? no, ever. ok, why not?

when this was the difference of the house for them, you know, was even the police is afraid, they may be some police has become corrupt the in these territories, nothing is even further away from justice. then the victim, tens of thousands of innocent people who were minding their own business, become targets when caught between the interests of drug traffickers, police, army, state, or banks. they die every year. so truly and anonymously,

in the dark underbelly of organized crime, the police are there, but turn a blind eye and in the courts, few sentences manage to official lies their tragedy. every thing is sacrificed in the name of a virus, narco politics, which in turn becomes norco justice nor co police. in this context, the defense lawyer becomes a figure caught in an endless spiral. the dame with charco politics have taken over. many of our politicians are associated with criminal groups precisely to bring cocaine into the country and explored into the united states. this obviously benefits criminal lawyers who are in charge of investigating these types of matters. they can get their clients free and left on punishing. often the lawyers take part in corrupting people.

many judges administers and court magistrates and sold a conscience to the highest bidder. i think defense attorneys take advantage of their weaknesses together. our clients free or organized crime controls our institutions and government. but it's beginning to become public knowledge. the rules are in the sheep fault. it's an open secret because the police have ties to organized crime and that's where we're at. that makes slowly as job more difficult and puts them in danger because of the corruption of the mexican policing system. many people die, the lincoln was, i worked in the mafia for

a long time. but most of my life was like, it's a job like any other, it doesn't like working in a government with, i mean they take advantage of our ignorance. we have rights, but we just don't know that they put the blame on us, whatever they like and view, they exaggerate the seriousness of the offense. they always laid on sick. if they catch you with a good, nice gun, they keep it and give you an old gun. yes, it will be good, but they stick you with the same charges. they fill in the minutes, however they want, they arrive whatever they want to army. you're alone with them or whether they only get to see a lawyer in prison while you're going to be there until then. are you the only people you see work for the state? if you want to avoid prison or they try and get money from? you have, if you don't have any,

then your sense of jail things paying for freedom. this corruption of the system crawls like ivy along several levels of legal institutions. a case in point, the escape of the most modern and i tonic drug traffickers blocking guzman, alias l chapel. he loved freedom, and the state helped him get it. l chapo managed to escape from mexican prisons. 3 times the most spectacular was the last one in 2015. when he fled from his tiny cell monitored by cameras in the wind dig around, a prison. no one saw anything. and he was able to gain freedom through a tunnel that opened right into his so a little jump loose escape. but i was operated by one of these lawyers, so they did the story and the tunnel was secretly done today. so we know that the terminal was douglas by the national water commission color the everyone was

working together. did you did sherry, the prison, and the state own company? thanks to it for a little ration of images and stories l chapel was recaptured a few months later the same state that opened the doors to his freedom flaunted him like a trophy once. he was recaptured, a reward of the billions of dollars every year. the bonds of mexico and chapel enjoy some folks you will status and since it was likely that he would escape again, l chapo guzman was done where no one escaped. he was expedited to the united states and was the medius. he was already sent from the moment he started this trial is trial was a sham. it was a tribute to donald trump. it was

a tribute to the king i believe in the last one page and i loved ross yeah. key. and in this case, the law was clearly violated. cubic street was here when the state requests the extradition of a person from another country in this case, mexico, if the person has trials pending and the as we're guzman, did you know guzman cannot expedite happen to know that we don't have the right to do so? forgetting because he had trials pending in mexico and make equal what mr. goodman always asked for. yeah. and he said this to me was to be treated like anyone else that a good while he did not have a fair trial in no, he did not have an adequate defense. i like was, i think all of this was the language that all reg topic as an offering to the came

through with the range between 2 governments. they will be able to come up with. they said, how can it be that a prosecutor in brooklyn has access to recordings, photos, and transaction recovery, while the mexican government doesn't have the shadow of an investigation. there is very little that a us prosecutor's office can do as it cannot replace mexican institution in mexico . there was a pact of impunity between politicians in the mafia and nobody can replace mexico. it's a site and i know we're sovereign states to fight organized crime in its own political system. the in the united states, the chapel guzman trial, involved another protagonist, his wife emma coronel, the 1st wife of a drug trafficker, to hand herself over to the justice system. of another country, she participated in her husband's trial,

then the american judges were very lenient and sentenced church to 3 years in prison. her young lawyer, mario cologne, prepared the trial by playing the media card, interviews, reality tv shows, and del chapo guzman is clothing for all the ingredients to feed the legal machine with images. all of my personal cases have been tough in terms of you know, how to deal with the present in terms of what the press is saying about my clients . there's a lot out there in every article about them, especially for guzman, has ever been a positive article with ms. coronel chapels, wife, it's a little bit different. it's also in the us a message when alexia, she's younger, she's a mother of 2 daughters who, unfortunately, you know, just was in the wrong time in a wrong circumstances. whatever the case is. so it's been a little easier on her or for us in terms of everything that entails, you know,

representing her and dealing with the press because there are 2 different places. the, the extradition of a drug trafficker is a to boot topic as much for the state to extradite, since it has to renounce it's a lot. as for the drug trafficker himself, the columbia in pablo escobar, for example, said i prefer a grave in columbia, then a prison in the united states. and people see drug lords as, as charming millionaire. why, but behind closed doors and their children. to the point that, for example, when the main compos of the midland carto, when's to the prosecutor's office? they for the parts and i told them say the very good for she like with the bombing level or transporting tons of cocaine or be about to face

a prosecute. you are absolutely weak. as i said, you are like dogs as a pack and you box alone. you hide under the bed and never come. the mice lions made my cute each other and ended up in prison or extradited. i use the money to live. well. he who makes money is smaller to what he uses it well is why the in places where it has conquered territories organized crime does as it pleases. in truth, it isn't fought against. it prospers, thanks to a fiction, coordinated by the state itself. private interest and the political world. banks finance police justice,

are often allies or ponds within its clutches. the war against drug trafficking, the escape of critical. it's a fake battle featuring bad guy, sporting hats and pistols, powder and blood dantes concealing the truth. and i wrote it curiosity of this war . can you think of any american drug traffickers the as a needs in the case of this war? because it's a war with the criminal organizations, the main weapon that they use is propaganda. and then of course, you have the written novels, films, and shows and arcos, social media use it as well. so just an illusion. edelman, you can either accept my business or suffer the consequences silver or lead e c,

d. and i would add to that these characters i've become so popular up with that. so based on that has been put forward by the organizations as a facade by apple data, so they can go about mean business as usual. meanwhile, we are going to take the next step toward taking place before our eyes is between organizations running similar businesses supporting fighting with territory. here it is award the, unlike other boys were there was a formal declaration and an invading army because i'm not here to measure this. what happens beneath our feet. so this war devours us all, even if we don't see it on a daily basis. and yet it is as deadly as traditional wars going on here. that's for my next and the other members of organized crime to complete the men with guns you see in the newspapers in the grunt workers sort over the leaders of organized crime in mexico and colombia, are politicians on a business of indiana, protected by judges and attorneys,

quincy there at the top of the parent meeting. ok, so we're asking the state to fight against itself. i am convinced that the driving force behind organized crime is the heart of organized crime in mexico and politics . even though it's not al chapel, who is most in trouble, and that's why be considered mexico my fiance email, not more than a democracy. that's the only time i didn't think guys like to see another day was when an official note summoned me to his office and told me to drop in the case that i was defending at the time or for political reason. that's that's on the boy. and i thought to myself, 40 to 50 while i get out of this a lot. that's the only time i was worried. it was difficult time because i was

dealing is the highest level of power for that to be off of the mexican government. that must be, it was, i mean the in the drug traffickers cemetery graves erected like castles, belonging to with secret dynasty fruit palaces to kings, to immortalize the homes of criminals. the entertainment business makes tv series psalms movies and writes biographies about them while the victims have not yet been granted justice graves so very different from those unnamed innocent victims. civil society is dying almost invisibly in silence. while this human tragedy in adults the entire world before on thine eyes, this colonization of crime is lurking in full traits everywhere. without the law

being there to deliver justice. it's not exclusive to mexico for colombia. in the end where organized crime has taken root, the truth, the lawyer holds, can't even be used to grant victims to justice and reparation. the state owes to the only thing that lives on in memories when you want to talk about crime, i say the authorities and then talk to them their shipment and you'll be surprised by what you see. that's it. for now. silence

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