45. The last days of Argentine tourism

For Máxima, it was incredible that those affiliated with the Las Gaviotas and El Faro Rural Health Network were submissive and obedient to a doctor who treated them with a kick, shouting and rudeness, who arrived or left on time. that he wanted, he was missing inventing any excuse, especially that he had to deliver reports or go to courses.

Seeing on the door of the office that sign that said. Here do not abide ugly irritated him and reminded him of Stalin, who one day showed the other members of the Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union how to address the people, he took a live hen, he collapsed it in the most brutal and then bloody, put her on the floor, and made her follow her by giving her a seed and the hen meekly followed her. His father, who went to Russia to study, told him that Stalin selectively killed 20 million Russians, was genocidal of his own people, and at his death, the Russian people mourned him as if they had lost a father.

But also, Almost Cute was a black-skinned doctor and it struck him that he treated his own race so badly, which reminded him of Idi Amin the African dictator.

During the following months, she did the opposite, she arrived on time, she stayed until 7 at night understanding patients in El Faro, where there were buses until night to return to the apartment in San Medardo, but the last bus from Las Gaviotas was at 4 o'clock, so I was in attendance from 8 am at 4p.m. no hours to eat at noon.

He made each patient sign in a notebook whether or not he was satisfied with the care and there were patients who refused to do so. This he did because in Santo Tomás, to counteract the complaints against him, invented by the president of the affiliates, he began to collect signatures and those signatures served him to show that what that woman and her cronies said about her was a slander.

In one of the trips to El Faro, he met two young Argentines who were going to Monte Pichón, and who asked him for information, he would only be there for a few days and his final destination in Mountains, a surf spot further south, where they were going to stop. all surfers.

Months later, they arrived in San Medardo where the girls had been to investigate her whereabouts, accompanied by their friend Luis, the Argentine tango singer.

-Hello doctor.

- Lewis! I used to take you out of the country.

-Well, look what brings me are the relatives of these two girls, who tell me that they were here in San Medardo and Monte Pichón but they have been missing for weeks.

Máxima saw the photographs Luis was showing her, and she immediately recognized them.

- I did see them on the bus a few days ago when they were going to Monte Pichón but they told me that their final destination was the Mountains in the south.

- Well there they tell us that they left there, we think they came here but you tell me that they went from here to there.

- That's how it is.

- Maximum, what possibility will there be that I can get to your house?

- Please Luis, you are always welcome.

- What happens is that I am helping my countrymen to find their daughters, but I have to visit businessmen who want to hire me for my next tour, which maybe I will do it in two or three months. Ecuador, and the Dominican Republic.

Days later, with fear, she saw on television that those girls had been murdered and dismembered, by drug traffickers who sell drugs to gringos, or are called micro-traffickers.

After that murder, there were protests in Argentina, the government-financed the arrival of Argentine investigators, who found the murderers and the remains of their bodies. For Maxima, in Santa Rosa first and then in Mountains, drug tourism was practiced since the 60s, but in Santa Rosa, there were so many rapes and a plague of malaria and typhoid, that the tourists at that time hippies, left, then Mountains emerged, in the south, which was now the fashionable place, with beautiful wooden houses, bohemian streets, a swell that allowed professional surfing, which caught backpackers or backpackers.

The news of that crime was published in all the newspapers of Ecuador, Argentina, England, Russia, it was world news. That crime hit backpacker drug trafficking to Ecuador, the Argentines stopped coming. Monte Pichón was devastated. Those were the last months in which hundreds of young Argentines were seen.

It did not take many days that a similar crime made the news in Santa Rosa, where a young French woman was also murdered by micro-traffickers, who after selling her drugs raped, murdered, and dismembered her, to make her disappear. She later learned that tourism to San Medardo disappeared years ago, after the rape of two Swiss women.

In the town where she was living, San Medardo, an immigrant hairdresser, did the same with a 9-year-old boy, so the town wanted to lynch him and the police managed to save him.