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Drug trafficking is a well known crime around the world and is fought each day to prevent it. Criminals still find a way to transport illegal goods without getting caught and they get away with contaminating their surroundings. One of the most well known criminal is Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman Loera. He is the most feared drug trafficker in Mexico and is known for his devious ways transporting drugs and weapons in and out of Mexico. He has been able to fool the Law and government officials for a very long time now. He has also been able to escape from high-security prisons under the noses of the officials. Some people fear El Chapo meanwhile others praise him. Despite the fact that he is a criminal and does bad things, El Chapo has people that …show more content…

He made a whole Cartel in which he leaves a legacy of violence behind. “I supply more heroin, methamphetamine, cocaine, and Marijuana than anyone else in the world” , stated El Chapo. Those same words are the reason why the United States government has requested to extradite him to the U.S. El Chapo is also well known for his luxuries such as a fleet of submarines, airplanes, trucks, and the many beautiful women. He is very powerful and rich. El Chapo gets away with everything he does because nobody is doing anything to stop him. People look up to him even the Mexican government officials. Even though he is the head of one of the most powerful and feared Cartels he still finds ways to help his people in Mexico. There are people that feel more protected by him. It shows the loyalty they have towards El Chapo and the loyalty he leaves behind towards his people.
El Chapo will always be known and recognized around the world by anyone that watches the news or listens to the radio. He is just an interesting character that people either look up to hope their kids and family members don’t follow his path. El Chapo reaches out in many ways. He is a criminal with a good heart. He has already left a legacy even though he still is

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