April 7 was found in the Municipality of San Fernando, Tamaulipas, a clandestine grave with 66 bodies. Not pass or two days when another 35 bodies were found buried in a nearby area. The interior minister was quick to make clear to Amnesty International were among the dead there was no Central American migrants: all were from the country. The macabre discoveries confirmed what they condemned people in the region, bus drivers and transportation companies, had roads in Tamaulipas where Zetas kidnapped passengers. No one knows what they do: to steal the few pesos to cross the border carrying illegal immigrants, scouring the market to their enemies, to make clear who controls the territory ... it is not known. The point is that when you take you will never return.
There is no law. There is no institutional power. The most violent mafia free world rules there. Thousands of police, soldiers and sailors not hacenpresencia in their domains. Continue to kill without mercy. There, where they patrol day and night.
"That day came five trucks. Cherokee, Suburban, Durango. I remember they were all gray. I asked the lights change. I replied. When I saw they were from the mafia, step on the accelerator. I followed him to the military checkpoint. "
is the testimony of a bus driver who travels across the "highway of death", 101: Victoria, Matamoros, Tamaulipas, and who survived the roadblocks that organized crime has mounted from Padilla to San Fernando.
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