"The offspring of the narco." The medication trafficking in Entre Ríos bare

The new book by columnist Daniel Enz, "Los hijos del narco", is a x-beam of the medication's advance in the territory.

By José Amado - jamado@uno.com.ar (Editorial Office UNO)

What is known and talked about the black market dependably has parts of reality and parts of folklore; there are the same number of mysteries and authority information that show up in court records; some rose above openly and others stay covered up under seven keys, in the memory of agents, delinquents and dialects. There were ridiculous, diverting and dull scenes that could curve the story, without anybody taking note. When somebody happens to assemble this data, systematize it and distribute it, it accomplishes a noteworthy work. What's more, if the issue of which it is composed is tranquilize trafficking, today, its significance duplicates.

Daniel Enz - columnist, 52 years of age got included with no one up to this point. Of Julio Godoy and Chiro Lenzi, to the exchofer of the Gobernación Marcelo Acosta; from the dead man in his law Ricardo Mancuello to the untouchable Daniel Celis; from the Old Roberto Sterz to Petaco Barrientos, among other tragically renowned characters, without missing Colombians and Mexicans, the book audits his enterprises and interests. Naked Link

They are among us. It can be the person who sits alongside the group or the person who handles the taxi; the neighbor who loaned you the staircase or the trusty stand; the minister who lectures or the legal counselor who shows up on TV; the inked tumbero or the perfect family specialist; the policeman who says deal with you or the following representative or leader who will vote. So close you feel something that resembles another planet when you get done with perusing Los hijos del narco, a x-beam of the principle Entre Ríos sedate traffickers, your accomplices and devotees, your business and political ties, your police contacts in return for insurance.

As in the diverse books by Gabriel García Márquez, to name the most celebrated, in the distinctive Daniel Enz books the characters bounce starting with one content then onto the next. With the special case that in the Gabo is the heroes of an illusory fiction, while in the Russian are the performing artists of a dismal reality. In this manner, in Los Hijos del narco, the peruser finds the names of legal advisors, killers, authorities, agents, analysts, who had their wonder in the writer's past works, about occasions that shook the region in late decades.

Codes, connections and numbers

In the account of the stories along 13 parts, something that is watched is the change and advancement in the authoritative method of each narco band, and also the codes of its individuals. Prior to the medication trafficker was the one that, in the last investigation, put the body to the shots. Presently, lately, the person who is at the front line is the warrior: poor teenagers, lost in the utilization of medications, lured and caught by the supervisor, willing to execute and kick the bucket for a gram of cocaine or to shield the domain.

The scene of Cuqui Velásquez (who knew how to move the cocaine in Paraná) opposing the capture in his home in the Anacleto Medina neighborhood before the treachery of Toxicology troops, lastly tumbling down with projectiles, is a long way from the one in which Gonzalo Caudana gently surrendered in Santa Fe: El Gordo realized that he was a gaje of the exchange, and that he expected an agreeable remain in a VIP cell in jail, with porous prisons, from where he kept on maintaining his business, as described in detail in the book.

What was kept up without an excessive number of changes from the primary realities depicted by the examination to the present, as appeared by Enz in changed entries, is the practically zero significance that the diverse governments have allocated to the issue, regardless of the supported development of the medication trafficking step by step.

Now, with the data gave by the book on certainties and lawful cases in which names of medication traffickers and others near the political power are crossed, the genuine will and assumed complicity are addressed.

In the custom of the well known nonexistent is the policeman or the official who passes from time to time through the place of the narco to gather his group to enable the illegal movement to continue.However, with the financial assumes that drive the medication trafficking uncovered by Enz, there remain questions about who sends whom.

Just to propel one of them, the business would move in Entre Rios a sum of 1,104 million pesos for the commercialization of maryjane and cocaine (without checking manufactured drugs).Amount proportional to 2.5% of the 2015 spending plan of the commonplace government. What's more, just considering the fundamental urban areas. "He doesn't comprehend what to do with the cash," a young fellow informed the author concerning the wage of a cocaine merchant.

Any normal salaried peruser can not abstain from doing another count: you should labor for a long time without spending a penny to get the opportunity to gather the cash that exclusive week after week enters a portion of the narcos. The depiction of the properties they secure confirmations the level of exemption with which they are taken care of, in perspective of all. Disgusting increases that differentiation a huge number of individuals, particularly youngsters, and their families, demolished by the results of medication fixation.

Another purpose of the book that leaves the peruser relatively unhappy is the freedom of fields, islands and streams for the development of opiates by tranquilize traffickers. From the motto Free Rivers for Free People of General José Gervasio Artigas, to the huge amounts of cannabis that flow through the waters of Paraná and Uruguay, before the feebleness of the tarnished assignments of the Argentine Naval Prefecture on the Entrerrianas coasts.

These are only a portion of the amazing parts of a reality as close as obscure, which Enz depicts and essentially exhibits in this new research. The offspring of the narco is then a constrained perusing to know where we are standing on the off chance that we need to at last give some progression in confronting the issue, before it is past the point of no return.

"A fundamental examination"

"In the most recent decade there were more than 200 individuals murdered in Paraná (with a high number of youngsters in the rundown) because of the medication. feuds, wrongdoings, overabundances of liquor and medications, road franticness, contained viciousness, constituted a combo that prompted an excessive number of passings, for the most part in the unassuming neighborhoods of the capital of Entre Ríos, "Daniel Enz says in a section from the book.

In the introduction, the columnist Hugo Alconada Mon, says to welcome to peruse Los hijos del narco: "There are more critical news than others. Also, there are more applicable examinations than others. Be that as it may, just a couple are basic. This is one of them