looking up some characters/events online and seeing whether or not it is fictional or real. From watching the episode you can connect him to the famous Mexican drug lord Joaquín Guzmán better known as el chapo who has created his own cartel in Mexico known as the Sinaloa cartel, him and Pablo Escobar came from the same backgrounds. This makes the viewers imagining what it is like for a child to grow up in the streets of Columbia or Mexico and trying to make it to the top by drug distribution but…
Now the country of Mexico has become more violent since the beginning of the drug war against the drug cartel that began in 2006. Corridos have been modernized and are now contain stories of beheadings, bloodshed and the smuggling of drugs across the border. The genre has become a ghost writer for the drug cartels. The emergence of narcocorridos in both Mexico and the U.S. has created a movement and a thriving trend for young people. Increasingly popular in…
Paraphrase: The opioid epidemic has three very distinct waves of opioid-related deaths. The opioid epidemic can be described in terms of three distinct waves of opioid-related deaths. The first wave of deaths linked to opiates was related to prescription opioids and the overprescription of these opiates. The second wave of opioid-related deaths was caused by the uprising of the heroin market in the United States, attracting those previously addicted to prescription opioids to try heroin. A rise…
other students at his school. His Uncle decided to drive him to the hotel where the group would be meeting. “Jamal,” began Delly, “Your father wasnt a good man by any means, he was involved in a massive drug empire that had connections with the Sinaloa Cartel. He was a coward too, he used your mother as human shield when he was attacked because of his inability to make payments to one of the gangs involved in the drug empire.” Jamal, still shocked by what he…
The origins of such a conflict are cloudy. The first anti-drug laws were passed well before Richard Nixon declared drugs public enemy number one, but for a completely different reason then what you may think. The earliest anti-opium laws were passed in the 1870s. You may ask yourself why they would only target opium, and the answer to this question has everything to do with race. These early drug laws were aimed more towards the Chinese immigrants entering the country than the opium that they…
difference in the drug world and in Mexico. Guzman had a very interesting childhood. He was born in La Tuna, Sinaloa in Mexico. When he…
Amado Carrillo alias The Lord of the Skies was a Mexican drug trafficker in the 80s. He born on december 17, 1956 on Sinaloa, Mexico. He came from a poor family of drug dealers. One of his uncle introduced him to the business at the age of 25. And created the Cartel of Juarez. Carrillo own airplanes that use to transport the illegal drug such as cocaine and heroin to United States and Latin American countries. Based on the book El Señor de…
TERRORISM First of all, we all know that terrorism have existed for many years. I believe that terrorism has been operated in many countries decades ago. So what is terrorism? One definition of terrorism is: "the use of violence for political ends". Another is “defined as the use of violence to physically and psychologically terrorize a population by an individual or group in order to draw attention to a cause, enact political change, or gain political power”. In addition, terrorists often…
Chapo” is one of the world’s most famous drug lords. Many people see him as a man of opportunities because he offers many jobs with his business, but others see him as a man who with his business kills many people. El Chapo is the head of the Sinaloa drug cartel and is currently one of the most wanted criminals in the United States, due to the fact that his drugs have killed many American people. He is a person that many people talk about and know about; recently in July 2015 after being in jail…
Even in societies that have undergone fundamental political changes in the last 100 years - Cuba, Russia, China, Venezuela, etc., — police and security forces still exist, and always have. Again, if a society or country or region currently existed where there were no police forces, or a drastically different kind than the sort we see throughout the world, maybe it would be easier for people to imagine what a society without police would potentially look like. Since such a society doesn 't…