July 28, 2017

British operator ready to compete with Netflix, HBO and Amazon for a share of the pie

In a part of Cádiz province known as Campo de Gibraltar – adjacent to the British overseas territory – an old battle for control of the drug trade is being waged more aggressively than ever before. Operators in the area carry out their deals with a feeling of impunity, while law enforcement agencies do their best to fight a war that they admit to be losing, for now at least. The following is the story of the ongoing battle from both sides of the trenches.

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Participants in ceremonies where the substance is consumed can pay more than €500 for the experience

Despite having been forgotten by history, Gonzalo Fernández Oviedo played a key role in the conquest