Admittedly not the fastest method
The poster on a wall in the Cusco airport building is impressive. Almost 100 people are listed by name, about whose whereabouts nothing is known, but who are supposed to transfer their residence to a Peruvian prison. And as soon as possible. Some drug traffickers are among them, and many politicians who were not very careful in managing public funds.
Anyone who helps track down the criminals will receive a hefty sum of money. In total, you could easily earn a million USD as extra income. Sounds tempting. However, in all honesty, it should be said that this search for the crooks would take a lot of time. And besides, you could quickly catch a bullet in the head. In some shady circles, people are anything but pleased about snoopers and investigators.
In principle, the Peruvian police should be congratulated. Because in fact, every now and then, bad guys are unmasked and put behind bars. This hard truth even applies to four former presidents. Or is it five?
No people and no country is flawless. Unfortunately, corruption remains a worldwide phenomenon as long as there are people. Every step in the right direction moves Peru forward. And the search for criminals of every stripe is part of it. /KDJ
