Yucatán: between fallen beauty and boundless power, where myths and ambitions collide.

The Yucatan Peninsula, facing the Gulf of Mexico. Sites of stunning beauty that for centuries have been resigned to violence. A land full of monsters of all kinds: mythological, divine, and human. The Yucatan is the playground of the Hernandez clan, one of Mexico's most powerful families, who settled there with the first conquistadors.
The Caribbean coast, from Cancun to Tulum, is their garden. The pharaonic Maya Train project should enable them to extend their hold. Too bad if it means sacrificing the fauna and flora and causing drought.
Here, in this cradle of the ancient Maya, a new cartel is also emerging: the 1011, anxious to make the international drug trade their own monopoly at any price. For the appetite of
the cartels, like that of captains of industry, is limitless, and the world is their oyster. Even in France, the victims are piling up...