El Zar de la droga: La vida y la muerte de un narcotraficante mexicano (Spanish Edition)
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| Rating | : | 4.30 (909 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 193369386X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 416 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-10-09 |
| Language | : | Spanish |
DESCRIPTION:
He was finally slain in 1987 during a raid by Mexican officials with the cooperation of US law enforcement. "The drug smuggling business goes on, the slaughtered dead pile up, the US agencies continue to ratchet up their budgets, the prisons grow larger and all the real rules of the game are in this book, some kind of masterpiece."—Charles Bowden, from the introduction"Pablo Acosta was a living legend in his Mexican border town of Ojinaga. He was featured in Standoff in Mexico, a PBS producti
"Five Stars" according to Ramon Alcala. Excellent. The millions of people who have been enslaved by the drugs these men produce are sad souls. Some have died and will die from Kay This book is about evil men. Read it as an example of what NOT to do with your life. The millions of people who have been enslaved by the drugs these men produce are sad souls. Some have died and will die from drug use. Please read this book if it in any way will help you resolve never t. UN ESCRITOR CON POCO CONOCIMIENTO DEL TEMA Benjamin Zazueta Rodriguez quisiera referirme al epilogo la pagina 357 para ser exactos en esta pagina el escritor le llama a mexico un pais que tiene envidia a EEUU por sus logros. y que por eso los mexicanos traficamos droga.para el escritor:By now everyone has accepted that the fact that as long as there's dema
. Copyright 1999 Reed Business Information, Inc. From Library Journal Both Ponce's and Poppa's books are set in Texas, but while Ponce reconstructs life in the barrio of San Antonio, Poppa examines the life and death of Pablo Acosta, who managed to smuggle 60 tons of cocaine a year across the Texas-Mexico border. Suberscaseaux is more interested in the agony and the ecstasy of male-female relations