· Download Epub Format The Plaza PDF by ☆ Guillermo Paxton Plaza In Mexican Culture, A Slang Word Describing The Territory Of A Certain C. About Guillermo Paxton. A long-time Juarez resident and author, Guillermo Paxton unknowingly put his life and his family in imminent danger while doing research for THE PLAZA. After investigating a massacre at a local bar, the federal police abducted him. Paxton and . The Plaza by Guillermo Paxton ISBN ISBN Paperback; Buffalo, Ny: No Frills Buffalo, ; ISBN
The Plaza is a book that Guillermo Paxton wrote to talk about the life of many people around Ciudad Juarez. The goal of the book is to show the dramatic changes that Ciudad Juarez went through after the drug cartels started to affect the daily living of the citizens around them. About Guillermo Paxton A long-time Juarez resident and author, Guillermo Paxton unknowingly put his life and his family in imminent danger while doing research for THE PLAZA. After investigating a massacre at a local bar, the federal police abducted him. Memo Smith was a talented deputy with the Doa Ana Sheriff's Department. After letting illegal immigrants go from a traffic stop, the border patrol pressures the department to get rid of him. After resigning from the department and a bitter divorce, Smith moves to Juarez, Mexico to save money and instead becomes a key player in the new Juarez Cartel. Lalo Torres, a newly promoted detective with.
About Guillermo Paxton. A long-time Juarez resident and author, Guillermo Paxton unknowingly put his life and his family in imminent danger while doing research for THE PLAZA. After investigating a massacre at a local bar, the federal police abducted him. Paxton and his family were threatened in no uncertain terms. The Plaza by Guillermo Paxton | Editorial Reviews. Paperback $ Ship This Item — Qualifies for Free Shipping Buy Online, Pick up in Store Check. THE PLAZA. by Guillermo Paxton. BUY NOW FROM In Paxton’s novel, a journalist fights for his sanity and his life on the cartel-infested streets of Juarez, Mexico.
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