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16:59Now PlayingCentral America has become the most dangerous region in the world and a bridge to trade illegal products between South America and North America. Now, why is violence so common in this part of the world? What’s the origin of its high crime rates? Has Central America always been a violent region? What explains why countries like Honduras or El Salvador live submerged in a continuous wave of violence where even their own political leaders are linked to drug trafficking?
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