Mexico’s drug war, although the official time of the war was when Mexican President Calderon declared war on drug lords in 2006, the real war was the death of Kiki Camarena in 1985.
Kiki was a victim of that great era
I have lived in the United States and South America and speak Spanish. I currently live in Canada and travelled in Russia. I have read many Soviet historical archives and works. I am very interested in the history of South America and the Cold War. Now I will break down the story. Large background and small fragments.
From the perspective of the general background, the cold war’s Soviet Union’s little brother, Cuba, engaged in infiltration and subversion in Central and South America. The big brother study), Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Colombia and other countries have leftist guerrillas fostered by the Soviet Union and Cuba. How can the United States allow the Soviet Union to burn the flames of the revolution to its own backyard! Therefore, the U.S. CIA is fostering pro-American forces in Central and South America, and the most exposed is Nicaragua’s CONTRA. The former Marine Corps Colonel Oliver North sold arms to Iran in exchange for American hostages and used arms profits to fund Nicaragua’s CONTRA anti-G guerrillas. , Became a major scandal of the Reagan administration, and the Nicaraguan sandinista leftist guerrilla, which was once annihilated by the United States, was successfully cleansed. It is now the legal ruling party in Nicaragua, which is really a great irony. In order to suppress G, as the CIA agent in NARCOS MEXICO said, "Deliver some freedom", the BLACK OPS of the CIA OFF BOOK in Central and South America needs funding and Narcos is the source of income.
Most Mexican drug lords come from one state, that is Sinaloa. They have grown opium and leaves for hundreds of years. The earliest organized smuggling of cannabis came from Sinaloa, Rafa Caro Quintero, Don Neto, etc., as well as the EL who was recently tried in New York. CHAPO Guzman are all from Badiraguato, Sinaloa. The guardian angel of the Mexican drug lord, Jesus Malverde, is from Sinaloa, which shows that the local people are aggressive and proud of being a bandit.
The leftist guerrillas fostered by the Soviet Union and Cuba, and the rightist forces fostered by the CIA, went one after the other. El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Colombia and other countries were deeply poisoned by the civil war. Even until 2000, the Soviet Union had long been disintegrated and the Cold War had long ended. Civil wars continue, such as Colombia. It wasn't until 2017 that the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) surrendered their arms to a truce with the government. The most cruel gangster in the United States, MS-13, is a team of veterans of the Salvadoran Civil War. And now the refugee CARAVAN on the southern border of the United States is just the aftermath of that era. All this is a later story.
Latin America, from Argentina to Mexico, has the tendency of military dictatorship and populist government. The government fluctuates between leftist and rightist military dictatorship. Stable government is rare. This is providing space for drug lords and establishing base areas. Strengthen the organization. The CIA needs agents and cash machines in Central America to fund the anti-G guerrillas, plus the continuous infiltration and subversion of the Soviet KGB and the Cuban brothers. The immortals fight and the little ghosts suffer. In the context of the Cold War, countless innocent Central American civilians have been missing. Even today, in Mexico, there are still tortured corpses hanging on street lamps and bridges.
In the play, Kiki Camarena, involved in this huge vortex, became a victim, and he was tortured, and stirred up stormy waves, involving ordinary Americans, Mexico and even the entire Central America until now.
Please wait for the rest to be broken down next time.
View more about Narcos: Mexico reviews
