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2:41Now Playing"Even in death they live the good life", says Javier Valdez, coordinator of the Rio Doce daily in Sinaloa, of the narco-cemetery that sits just outside of Culiacan, Sinaloa's drug-violence-ridden capital city.
Valdez guided Univision Investiga on an exclusive tour of the Jardines de Humaya cemetery, a place dotted with mausoleums as big as small houses where Sinaloa's drug traffickers go to rest for eternity.
The opulent cemetery clashes with the poor neighborhood that surrounds it, a reflection of the n
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