Working as a police officer in Mexico

Chapter 1287 - Capítulo 1287: 624: Old Friends Like Autumn Leaves


Capítulo 1287: Chapter 624: Old Friends Like Autumn Leaves


Drove to the hospital run by the Medellin Cartel itself.


After a thorough examination, the doctor injected him with a tranquilizer, letting him sleep away.


“How is it?” Carlos Leder hurriedly asked.


“Mr. Pablo’s body data is all very poor, and I think his mind is too troubled, making it difficult to rely on external substances to sustain,” the doctor remarked, shaking his head.


“What do you mean… no! You must save him, otherwise I’ll put you in an oil drum and throw you into the sea!” Carlos Leder exclaimed excitedly, even reaching for his gun, but his close bodyguard John Jairo Villarquez held him back, “Calm down, sir, calm down.”


“You go in, tell them they must use any means to sustain Mr. Pablo’s life,” John shouted to the frightened doctor.


The other party quickly nodded, cold sweat dripping down his back.


Damn…


Treating this bunch of drug traffickers is profitable, but dangerous; at any moment, one’s life could be forfeited.


Sitting in a chair, Carlos Leder cradled his head, feeling somewhat helpless, and also sensed immense pressure.


Could he bear the weight of such a huge drug syndicate?


Meanwhile, Pablo’s close bodyguard John Jairo Villarquez stood nearby, squinting, unaware of what he was pondering.


Perhaps…


It’s time to flee, isn’t it?!


On this side, faces were clouded with worry, while over in Mexico, there was a robust vitality.


On October 20th, at the closing ceremony of the three-day “Investor Conference”, Victor personally arrived on site, wearing a brown small suit.


The attendees stood up and applauded.


Victor smiled as he shook hands, lightly patting his hands, as if they were long-lost friends.


“He truly looks like a Hollywood actor,” whispered Wayne Carloway, the president of Pepsi-Cola, to IDG CEO Patrick McGovern nearby.


The latter noted, nodding, and raised his head to ask him, “Heard you signed two big factories in Belize?”


Wayne Carloway smiled awkwardly, “Small business, small business!”


Patrick McGovern turned his head, merely rolling his eyes; Pepsi-Cola is a necessity in Mexico, even though water shortages are no more, many folks still love soft drinks. Reportedly, the Mexican Government invested 50 billion Riyal in setting up facilities and tax incentives for him.


Envy fuels the eyes.


It’s said Pepsi-Cola plans a headquarters up to 500 meters high in Belize, with Victor’s photo prominently displayed, though this is just rumor.


Victor stepped onto the stage, and the secretary beside had the prepared speech ready for him, carefully refined through numerous iterations.


He tapped the microphone, and the crowd gradually quieted their applause.


See, who said the Yanks don’t understand camaraderie?


Isn’t this straightforward?


“Respected investors, business partners,


ladies, gentlemen, friends, good evening!!”


Applause followed, and even Casare’s face went flushed with excitement.


“Today, we gather together to witness the successful hosting of the Mexico Global Investors Conference. Despite the end, a new chapter full of opportunities, cooperation, and shared prosperity is merely beginning.


“First, allow me to express, on behalf of the Mexican Government and all its people, the most heartfelt welcome and sincere gratitude to the global investors, business leaders, experts, scholars, and international friends who have come from afar and actively participated in this grand event! Thank you for your trust, attention, and valuable investment intentions.”


“This conference is a confluence of confidence, a showcase of opportunities, and a dialogue about the future; we are delighted to see investors worldwide discerning Mexico’s potential with sharp eyes and expressing cooperation intentions through practical actions.”


The numerous cooperation intentions and agreements reached during the conference span multiple key areas; we and Pepsi-Cola have inked a comprehensive cooperation agreement assuring over 20,000 employees in Mexico, while General Motors will intimately collaborate with Mexico Auto Company in Belize. We plan to invest 200 billion Riyal in automotive updates and maintenance, and Walmart will fulfill baselines for people’s needs; we guarantee sufficient land, tax, loans, and other aspects!


“Friends,


you know what Mexico was like.


But now, it’s different; the government is determined to build Mexico into a world-class country!


The current development trend is an opportunity investors must not miss.


We are steadfastly forging ahead, our economic foundations solid, resilience strong; our market scope vast, demand thriving and continuously upgrading; our talent pool rich, innovation capacity rising day by day; most importantly, the door to continuous reform and expanded openness will only open wider!”


“We pledge to provide a more stable, transparent, and fair business environment. Rule of law is the cornerstone of the market economy. We will constantly improve the legal and regulatory system, fortify intellectual property protection, ensuring all market entities, irrespective of size or origin, can compete and prosper on a fair stage. Policy predictability is our solemn commitment to investors.”


“We pledge to construct a more efficient, convenient, and smooth investment service system, continuously optimizing government service, simplifying approval processes, dismantling investment barriers, and ensuring projects quickly land and operate smoothly. Your success is our greatest wish.”


“We pledge to build a more dynamic, resilient, and sustainable development ecosystem. We vigorously develop new quality productivity, actively embrace the digital and green revolutions, providing vast space in future tracks like aerospace and communication equipment for investors. We strive to build comprehensive infrastructure, strong talent support systems, and a vibrant innovation ecosystem.”


Mexico’s grand blueprint for the future, awaits co-creation with investors.


The success of this conference is a new beginning, not an end. We will diligently organize and actively follow up the achievements reached during the conference, ensuring intentions translate into contracts, contracts into projects, and projects bear abundant fruit. We at all levels of government will be the most steadfast supporters and most efficient servicers to investors.”


“Ladies, gentlemen, friends!


“Open cooperation is the trend of the era, mutual benefit and win-win is the direction of people’s hearts. [Country name] will welcome global investors with more open arms, more pragmatic measures, and better environments, fostering industry and development. Let’s seize the era’s opportunities, strengthen trust and cooperation, share developmental dividends, and jointly create a more prosperous, stable, and beautiful future!”


“Finally, once again, thank you all for your participation and support! Wishing everyone’s investment endeavors in Mexico success and prosperity! May our cooperative tree flourish with abundant fruits!”


Thank you all!!”


Victor finished speaking, took a step sideways, then bowed slightly to the audience.


This manuscript was his most “fake” speech to date, too official, yet necessary—no senseless talk here.


Casare abruptly stood up, being the most enthusiastic underling he must display ample sincerity, and seeing him rise, the front-row inevitably followed suit, as did the rest behind.


Sounds of jubilant cheers reverberated through the venue.


“We, Mexico, are treading a great path, winning before, winning now, and capable of continuing to win!” Casare said to Cuauhtémoc beside him.


Mr. President looked at him in amazement.


Is this… your win theory, Casare?


His eyes were complex, likening himself to a naive schoolboy compared to the other!