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- Author: Paul Weinzweig
- Publisher: ISBN Canada
- ISBN-10: 0994964099
- ISBN-13: 9780994964090
- Format: 14 x 21.6 x 0.7 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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Angelina, a foreign high-tech security contractor, is kidnapped and subjected to a bizarre arrest in Mexico, made without charges or warrant, opening a small peephole into the plight of poor women in Mexican prisons. While Mexico has recorded over 250,000 murders since 2007, as the newly fragmented cartels battle the military and each other, it is the civil population that largely pays the consequences. "Bullets as ballots" and "Silver or Lead" are the national slogans reflecting the constant terror in which people live. Legal assistance is expensive, out of reach for these poor women. Over 13,000 poor Mexican women imprisoned today on minor or false drug charges. Many are raped and tortured to give false confessions. Syndicated among politicians, government, police, and mafia the violent crime is self-destroying Mexico. Adios Angelina is only a glimpse into an indifferent and insensitive society devolving into chaos and violence.
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- Author: Paul Weinzweig
- Publisher: ISBN Canada
- ISBN-10: 0994964099
- ISBN-13: 9780994964090
- Format: 14 x 21.6 x 0.7 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
Angelina, a foreign high-tech security contractor, is kidnapped and subjected to a bizarre arrest in Mexico, made without charges or warrant, opening a small peephole into the plight of poor women in Mexican prisons. While Mexico has recorded over 250,000 murders since 2007, as the newly fragmented cartels battle the military and each other, it is the civil population that largely pays the consequences. "Bullets as ballots" and "Silver or Lead" are the national slogans reflecting the constant terror in which people live. Legal assistance is expensive, out of reach for these poor women. Over 13,000 poor Mexican women imprisoned today on minor or false drug charges. Many are raped and tortured to give false confessions. Syndicated among politicians, government, police, and mafia the violent crime is self-destroying Mexico. Adios Angelina is only a glimpse into an indifferent and insensitive society devolving into chaos and violence.
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