Señor Vivo And the Coca Lord (2008)
“He had not bothered to inform anyone of his plans, and they had immediately come to the conclusion that he had been assassinated at last. Some of them called in on his house, but neither Jerez nor Juanito knew where he was, and neither did anyone see his unmistakeable car about the town. The idea that he had driven away in it on holiday seemed preposterous because no one believed that it was capable of going long distances on roads that were a problem even for tractors. His friends took to wearing black armbands and spreading the rumour that he was dead, until the whole town knew about it and El Jerarca found attributed to him the very deed which he had been unable to perform. Jerez had the idea of auctioning off all of Dionisio’s possessions to the souvenir-collecting public, but Juanito shamed him out of it, saying that nothing should be touched without the permission of the relatives. Ramon privately believed that Dionisio was perfectly all right, but took the view that rumours of ...his death would help a great deal in the turning of local public opinion against the coca gangs.MoreLess
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