On December 23, Fabio Ochoa Vásquez, a Medellín antitrust ex-integrator, was deported to Colombia after serving more than two decades in a U.S. prison for drug-related offenses.

Landing at El Dorado de Bogotá airport, he was released for the first time in Colombia, 67 years since his extradition in 2001.

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It was delved into the history of the cartel by Pablo Escobar, particularly due to the severing of his relationship with Colombia’s most widespread drug enemy. Según reveals Escobar’s family in the middle SemanaThe relationship between the two ended due to irreconcilable opposites and differences.

When I was informed of the break between Escobar and Los Ochoa, all three strategists were in the vicinity of trustworthy cocaine tones on the outside of their four key figures.

The first person who founded it was associated with a confidential filtering of confidential information of the paramilitary group that came together like Los Pepesque buscaba acabar con Escobar. I just explained to him that one of the Hermanos Ochoa letters collaborated with this group and disseminated data on the movements of Escobar and his family.

“While we were in the plenary session of the Guerra, the house was brought to life and Pablo’s apartment was taken to Altos del Campestre. On this site I read the Esposas of Hermanos Ochoa. One of them teamed up with Los Pepes to gather information so that he could consult Pablo when he was told about the Escobar family Semana.

This collaboration allowed the Pepes to turn to the Escobar passages to end their lives and their accusations. According to the paramilitary group’s statements, Escobar came to a deep level of confidentiality in Ochoa.

“Ellos sabían los cars en los que Pablo andaba porque ella age la que que estreba esa información. Cuando Pablo Muríó, Muríó Muy ofendido with ellos porque lo estaban delatando, entregándolo para que lo mataran“confirms one of the capo’s confidants.

In the second moment, the relationship between Escobar and the Ochoa took place when this final decision was made before the justice of the governor of César Gaviria, with the intention of preventing extradition to the United States.

The Hermanos Ochoa joined Escobar, following the wrong path and abandoning the violent confrontation they guarded with their antiquities. Under the Hermanos Castaño and alias Don Berna, they took control of the territorial incursions they had suffered at the hands of the Medellín cartel.

Escobar rechazó tajantemente this propuesta. “Esto is algo que nunca se ha contado. When I imagined that he would confide something to the judiciary and not be in the fight against Los Pepes, he demanded one of my famous frames and also had a lot to offer, but the order was: “Díganle a los Ochoa que yo a este mundo no vine a comer ni a cagar, sino a dejar historia’”reveló la misma fuente a Semana.

The relationship between Escobar and the Ochoa, fundamental to the consolidation of the Medellín Cartel, ended in marks because of these differences.

When Escobar died in a Medellín prison in 1993, Fabio Ochoa was serving 26 years in prison in the United States. Returning to Colombia, Ochoa revealed that he had been the victim of a mountaineer, making sure not to embarrass the heroes who starred along the way.

However, the Escobar Gaviria family had a critical view of Fabio’s paper and their hermanos in the world of drug trafficking. Los Ochoa was not alone among Escobar’s aliases, but also figures such as Griselda Blanco and together with Viuda Negraand participated in the creation of the paramilitary group MAS (Muerte a Secuestradores), financed by the Secuestro of her Hermana Marta Nieves.

After reviving in Colombia the most unknown episodes of drug trafficking in the country, Fabio Ochoa also triggered the internal tensions that marked the decline of the Medellín cartel. The history of the trains, the alliances and the strategic decisions that sent them to the Escobar Coast and their companies have created a record of impact that reflects these figures in Colombia’s recent history.