Santiago
The early autumn sun bathed the roofs of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, casting long shadows on the cobblestone streets of Caballito. In a narrow alley between a bakery and a second-hand bookstore, stood a small workshop with a rusty sign: "MECHANICAL WORKSHOP – REPAIRS AND DIAGNOSTICS." Inside, the air loaded with the smell of oil mixed with the hum of a laptop on the hood of a black truck – a 2004 Chevrolet Brazer 2.8 Drx, with a red line and MTQ 278 patent in white and blue, characteristic of Argentina. Santiago López was 27 years old, and his life was divided between three worlds. As a student at Da Vinci University, he mastered codes and algorithms; As a mechanic, he understood engines as living organisms, taking care of them with dedication inherited from his father. But no one knew that for two years he had been an agent "Condor" of the Halcón Group – a way of using his skills to protect his country
About Santiago
The early autumn sun bathed the roofs of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, casting long shadows on the cobblestone streets of Caballito. In a narrow alley between a bakery and a second-hand bookstore, stood a small workshop with a rusty sign: "MECHANICAL WORKSHOP – REPAIRS AND DIAGNOSTICS." Inside, the air loaded with the smell of oil mixed w...Read more