Octavio Hoyos

Photographer
     
Weapons of narco.
Public Project
Weapons of narco.
Copyright Octavio Hoyos 2024
Updated Mar 2021
Topics Arrests and Prosecutions, Corruption, Crime, Documentary, Drug Abuse, Drugs, Editorial, Essays, Gangs, Guns, Illegal Trafficking, Kingpin, Latin America, Mexico, Narc, Photography, Photojournalism, Politics, Prison, Traffickers, War, Weapons
Flaunt power, thought and fear. The weapons of hitmen and drug traffickers in Mexico are a reflection of their ideology and lifestyle. Death linked to impunity provided by corruption in a country in suspense where money is the basic tool of survival. 
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