✍ Scribed by Nacho Carretero
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Coca, farlopa, perico, merca, Fariña. Nunca Galicia comercializó un producto con tanto éxito.
Aunque ahora parezca una pesadilla lejana, en los años 90 el 80 por ciento de la cocaína desembarcaba en Europa por las costas gallegas.
Aparte de su privilegiada posición geográfica, Galicia disponía de todos los ingredientes necesarios para convertirse en una «nueva Sicilia»: atraso económico, una centenaria tradición de contrabando por tierra, mar y ría, y un clima de admiración y tolerancia hacia una cultura delictiva heredada de la época de los «inofensivos» y «benefactores» capos del tabaco. Los clanes, poderosos y herméticos, crecieron en un clima de impunidad afianzada gracias a la desidia (cuando no complicidad) de la clase política y de las fuerzas de seguridad.
A través de testimonios directos de capos, pilotos de planeadoras, arrepentidos, jueces, policías, periodistas y madres de toxicómanos, Nacho Carretero retrata con minuciosidad un paisaje criminal con...
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