Oh, well, now, Andy, that the riffraper got.

You can finally talk the real shit, like the exhaustive history of trained

al-a-a-a-a-agwaccai.

Yeah, and I think by the end of this, I will have some kind of, like what John was

saying, like a bit of a positive vision about what's currently going on and like the kind

of activity we should be thinking about.

But first, I was really, you know, people talk about Trandelo-Ragwa as if like maybe it doesn't

exist or it's overblown or maybe it is this real gang that like working class people

should be concerned about. So I did just a little bit of research into what it is because I just haven't seen a lot

being discussed about the history of this group.

I thought it's a little bit irrelevant, the actual history of it, but I thought you might

and the listeners might be interested in it.

I think it might be irrelevant to a lot of people, but I think that it's relevant to us.

I'm definitely going to move towards what's relevant to us.

Okay, so start with the irrelevant shit.

Yeah, yeah.

The origins of the gang.

So, Nino Guerrero and the origins of the Aragua train. This is from a Chilean publication

called Ex-ante. And they, they wrote this because it, as, as a lot of people were fleeing

Venezuela in the 2010s, it's spread throughout Latin America.

And so it spread to Chile.

So the emergence of this mega criminal gang dates back to 2009 to 2010.

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