El Chapo Guzmán : el juicio del siglo : todo lo que no sabías del narcotraficante más buscado del mundo contado por los criminales que lo traicionaron

Summary: Everything you did not know about the most searched-for drug lord in the world, told by the criminals who betrayed him. The trial of the man most sought-after by the US police: a review of his activities in the drug trade, his vengeance, and his connections with politicians and criminals. A severe, ruthless portrait of El Chapo Guzman in US court. Alejandra Ibarra Chaoul was one of the few journalists in the world who covered the whole trial of El Chapo Guzman - called "the trial of the century" for its social and political implications - in the federal court of New York, in Brooklyn, from November of 2018 to February of 2019. Through the chronicle and unsparing exposition of crimes, criminal strategies, and multiple revelations, Ibarra Chaoul portrays the personalities and confessions of the criminals who betrayed El Chapo. The trial, alternately mind-boggling and chilling, reveals - according to witnesses - that the governments of Felipe Calderón and Enrique Peña Nieto received millions of dollars in exchange for the freedom to keep El Chapo's cartel operations and those of his closest accomplices in operation. El Chapo Guzman: The Trial of the Century is a valuable journalistic document that indicates important aspects for understanding violence, impunity, and the corruption of our politicians, as well as the turbulent and manipulative US justice system.

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