The authors of a new book attempt to describe the relationship between one of the most violent Nazis and the creation of the world’s first narco-state.
Cochabamba, a city deep in the Bolivian valleys, has rarely found a place in international popular culture. The only exception is perhaps the 1983 film Scarface, when Cuban immigrant Tony Montana, played by Al Pacino, travels to Bolivia to make a trafficking deal with a local drug lord, Alejandr…
The authors of a new book attempt to describe the relationship between one of the most violent Nazis and the creation of the world’s first narco-state.
Cochabamba, a city deep in the Bolivian valleys, has rarely found a place in international popular culture. The only exception is perhaps the 1983 film Scarface, when Cuban immigrant Tony Montana, played by Al Pacino, travels to Bolivia to make a trafficking deal with a local drug lord, Alejandr…