In this original A&E series, ingenious smuggling techniques and the dramatic situations that are experienced in 15 border points between Latin American countries are shown (Credit A&E)
(CNN Spanish) -
Drugs, contraband, false passports and undeclared money are the main elements of the new program “Stop!
Frontera ”, which shows stories at airports and at the borders of various countries.
On this occasion, the A&E channel presents 15 episodes of this serial, narrated by Mexican actor Julio Bracho, who considers himself a fan of this type of program.
"I am a consumer of these types of programs, I love them, and this one has that element of adrenaline and shows how they stop them," he says.
Various situations that are experienced in 15 border points between Latin American countries such as Mexico, Brazil, Colombia, Chile, Bolivia and Peru will be shown (A&E Credit)
What makes “Stop!
Border"?
Are these shows hot?
Yes. Several television networks broadcast them because they put the audience on the edge of the couch when they see how the police officers at each airport or border stop countless people developing different methods to be able to pass all these elements.
“The difference is that 'Stop!
Frontera 'is made by Latin Americans, it has this spark of our nations.
The other programs that already exist are produced by Anglo-Saxons.
The Brazilian team was the one that recorded in Brazil and the same happened with the Mexicans, Colombians, etc. ”, affirms Bracho.
According to information from A&E, this series will have "exclusive access to 15 border points in Mexico, Brazil, Colombia, Chile, Bolivia and Peru and the ingenious smuggling methods will be revealed."
Mexican actor Julio Bracho, shows how in Latin America each border is a challenge for those who try to ignore the limits of legality by land, sky or sea (A&E Credit)
Drug and money, the main elements in the series
At the land borders, the aim is to stop the illegal passage of prohibited goods or undeclared currency.
While in the airports and cargo depots, the sophisticated techniques used by the interns or "mules" to smuggle drugs will be shown in detail.
“There are several stories that caught my attention.
There is a particular traffic at each border, it is not the same at all.
In Colombia it is cocaine, in Mexico it is drugs and people.
In Chile there is the smuggling of foreign currency with the exchange rate ”, highlights Julio Bracho.
But the story that most caught her attention was one in Chile: «On that Chilean border, a 60-year-old woman is arrested and gets nervous, and see how she starts to get out of control and in the end they discover the dollars and you see the drama that occurs when he cries when telling the story ”, adds Bracho.
"High!
Frontera ”airs every Sunday and Tuesday on A&E throughout Latin America.
Confirm the schedule with your pay TV system.
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