What costs nothing, make it a party. This “philosophy” is the one that the dangerous and transnational criminal gang Tren de Aragua, created in a prison in Venezuela and which has set up organizations in at least six Latin American countries, applies without any brakes.

It costs the bloodthirsty members nothing to get property. On the count of extortion, vaccine collecting, hitmen, kidnapping and human trafficking, among other crimes against civilians, they easily and quickly get dollars to cover their extravagant vices and luxuries.

In Concepción, Chile, recently transcended the glamorous life of a girl, considered the operational arm of the Tren de Aragua.

Now the luxuries that other criminals indulge in with ill-gotten money in Peru are now coming to light, which continue to spread the rails of insecurity in that country, eroding the power of this criminal organization, which started about 10 years ago in the Tocorón- prison is born, increases ., from Venezuela.

The young woman who led one of the arms of the Aragua train in Chile: Mary Emilia Colmenárez left evidence of her luxurious life on TikTok

Aragua train in Peru

In Peruvian countries, Infobae pointed out, these criminals “have a preference for recording their crimes and spreading them to expand their terror empire.”

In the same videos, they described, they can be seen with gold chains and rings, glasses and designer clothes, there is no lack of alcohol, cigarettes and illegal substances. They move in new cars, usually trucks.

Infobae said: “On social networks, several members of the Aragua train display short- and long-range weapons and even war grenades.” The band similarly distributes its “videos at ostentatious parties in the south of Lima.”

They remembered that this means the arrest of one of its leaders, alias “Armando”, which took place 8 months ago.

According to what was reported by the authorities, in November 2022, that person “lived in an apartment in one of the most exclusive areas of Miraflores. He paid a monthly rent of 11,000 soles (over $2,900) and nearly 40,000 soles (about $10,700) in cash were found. They also found more than 40 pairs of sneakers from the best brands.”

A month later, Peruvian police dismantled an arm of “Los Gallegos” linked to the “Tren de Aragua” and, according to EFE, rescuing 15 female trafficking victims seized mobile phones, firearms, laptops, money, jewelery and bank cards, as well as notebooks with the identities of the alleged victims.

With the pain of merchants being pressured to pay so they don’t get murdered or kidnapped, for selling drugs or sexually exploiting women, these criminals have made the Tren de Aragua a brand of terror to reflect the style of live like kings not to lose.

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