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G. Un crimen oficial 

One winter morning in 1994, the train arrived at its final station with a shocking discovery: a dead man lay in one of its cars, and he was a police officer. Deputy Commissioner Jorge Gutiérrez had seen what he shouldn't have. He had begun a solitary investigation into the parallel businesses that emerged in the early years of globalization: large-scale smuggling and drug trafficking. His investigation remained unfinished.
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One winter morning in 1994, the train arrived at its final station with a shocking discovery: a dead man lay in one of its cars, and he was a police officer. Deputy Commissioner Jorge Gutiérrez had seen what he shouldn't have. He had begun a solitary investigation into the parallel businesses that emerged in the early years of globalization: large-scale smuggling and drug trafficking. His investigation remained unfinished.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Daniel Otero
Written By:Daniel Otero, Karina Bonifatti
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Runtime:80 minutes
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