THE BALLERINA SECRET LOVE
Part 102's. Matamoros 2's
"You're right, there's a lot of workers there." Then we have to face those guards. Or how he he'll negotiate.
"Then do you have any plans to negotiate with them, or do you want us to use force?" Diego seemed to be thinking hard. He took a walk in the meeting room deciding how he would deal with this. Even though he told Alan where he was, he hasn't told this part of the family.
"I think I'd choose to talk to him. Ask him to hand the prisoner over to me and give him the money. Nothing good if he keeps it."
"That's better I guess."
"We're leaving now, tell Alan we're there." I'm giving a message to Thomas about our development, that he's going to try to talk to his brother.
Message came to my phone.
'Tell Diego I gave him a million dollars to pay for his broom, and I'll surround the place, there's no choice but to surrender to them. The path of peace was the only option for them.' It turns out that Alan's decision to lower the payment ceiling was to back up things like this.
"Mr Diego, Mr. Alan gave you another million for your capital to talk to your cousin." With a ransom of 30 million dollars cousin must have been promised a lot by the kidnappers. But once again a promise is only a promise, even now he most likely cannot keep his life.
"Oh, okay. That'll make things a lot easier."
"And he also said he would surround the place. No one's gonna get out of there."
We had to travel 4 hours from Matamoros to Monterrey. I, the Capos (a city in Spanish terms) and the six-person sicarios group drove in two vehicles from 9pm to Monterrey which took four hours.
*Sicarios \= An armed group within a drug cartel, responsible for carrying out assassinations, kidnappings, theft and extortion, protection operations & defending their plaza (territory) from rival groups and the military.
"Is marijuana legal in Mexico Mr Diego?" With circulation and Mexico is one source of marijuana or also called marijuana in Spanish. In the U. S. many states also legalize recreational and medical marijuana.
"Yes, for medical and recreation, there is a limit to ownership, and yes since the first usually marijuana farmers are not arrested, but their land is burned because it is considered to plant too much, a lot of bias here."
You can imagine this bias, which pays well may not be burned, which does not pay.
"Now and used to be different, since many US states legalize marijuana the price is decreasing." He shared a little bit with me.
Thomas tells me that the Mexican Cartel not only lives off making, distributing and selling drugs, they also act as thugs guarding the territory. All business owners in the territories they control have to pay them, from small shops, small restaurants to large hotels provide a protection fee to them, some large cartels do it face to face.
Facing here the point is that they do it only once every 1 month, not with anger, courtesy, and low fees, not letting you pay 2x to someone else.
Precisely if there is a war between cartels in a region, then the businessmen in that region will be difficult, because there will be many people who appear, if you have to go to another.