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"Basuco is a cheap, highly toxic, and extremely addictive drug produced as a byproduct of the cocaine manufacturing process. It is primarily consumed by impoverished, homeless, and socially marginalized groups in the ghettos of major Colombian cities, where it is distributed by local organized crime groups, and where drug consumers often survive by scavenging and recycling urban waste. Commonly smoked in makeshift pipes, it quickly causes irreversible physical and mental health damage, carries harsh social stigma, and traps addicts in a hopeless cycle of the basuco reality."

"Although prostitution is not legal in El Salvador, dozens of street sex workers, wearing provocative miniskirts, hang out in the dirty streets close to the capital’s historic center. Sex workers of all ages are seen on the streets but a significant part of them are single mothers abandoned by their male partners. Due to the absence of state social programs, they often seek solutions to their economic problems in sex work. The environment of street sex business is strongly competitive and dangerous, closely tied to the criminal networks (street gangs) that demand extortion payments. Therefore, sex workers employ any tool at their disposal to struggle hard, either with their fellow workers, with violent clients or with gang members who operate in the harsh world of street prostitution."

"During the last two decades, Central America has become the deadliest region in the world that is not at war. According to the UN statistics, more people per capita were killed in El Salvador than in Iraq, in recent years. Due to the criminal activities of Mara Salvatrucha (MS-13) and 18th Street Gang (M-18), the two major street gangs in El Salvador, the country has fallen into the spiral of fear, violence and death. Thousands of Mara gang members, both on the streets or in the overcrowded prisons, organize and run extortions, distribution of drugs and kidnappings. Tattooed armed young men, mainly from the poorest neighborhoods, fight unmerciful turf battles with their coevals from the rival gang, balancing between life and death every day. Twenty years after the devastating civil war, a social war has paralyzed the nation of El Salvador."

"With the traditional adoration of female beauty in Colombia, together with rapidly developing telecommunications technologies, the millennial generations of Colombian girls have turned Medellín… into a one of the world centers of webcam modelling, a interractive sex industry. Thousands of young women stream everyday via websites that allow the global viewers to personally interract with a model and to pay them for sexually related acts. The core of the show is always based on stripping, but cam models who have the ability of light conversation, flirting and entertaining the viewer may earn thousands of dollars a month. Sharing their whole lives in a constant interaction with their online clients, they have moved far beyond the borders of sexuality."

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