Working as a police officer in Mexico

"Oppose hegemony!"

"Oppose dictatorship!"

"Fight for the true independence of the Mexican people!"

"Overthrow Victor the tyrant!"

In Tegucigalpa, Honduras' capital, at Morazán Park, a short, fat man with a big beard stood in front of the statue of Honduran national hero and distinguished activist of the Central American independence movement Francisco Morazán, shouting into a microphone.

Below him, tens of thousands cheered.

However... most of them had tattooed faces and a ferocious look, clearly gang members.

Honduras was infamously known as the "Country of Murder," where in the span of three seconds of you flying an airplane, at least about forty or fifty people would go missing.

But...

It was still peculiar to see gang members protesting.

Outside the circle of cheering, police with masks were intently watching, and even the police dogs sat "obediently."

In facing such fierce individuals, even dogs wouldn't dare to bark.

And behind the park was the central government building, where one could see bustling figures at the windows, clearly many people were watching.

Dozens of journalists with long and short cameras were recording the scene, and one American female reporter was even saying live on air, "Victor, like Saddam, their brutal rule and bloody dictatorship are a trampling of human civilization; we call on all the countries in the world to join us in resistance!"

"He is dragging world civilization into a third world war!"

"Anyone with morals and a line they won't cross should stand up against his behavior."

This American woman, while speaking, opened her clothing right in front of the camera to reveal a slogan opposing Victor written on her XOOX.

Tsk, tsk, tsk...

The name of Victor was even trembling.

This massive protest lasted three or four hours, and only after the short, fat, bearded man got into a black off-road vehicle parked at the roadside did the crowd slowly begin to disperse.

"You've worked hard, Mr. Rosalès," said a Caucasian man, speaking with a fluent New York accent, with a smile.

Manuel Zelaya Rosalès took the cigarette from the man's hand, his cheeks quivering with his smile, and said with what seemed to be "integrity," "A person like Victor is a scourge, and as a member of Latin America, it is my duty and necessity to uphold the dignity of the civilians."

The white man beside him chuckled at the remark.

Who is Manuel Zelaya Rosalès?

The man responsible for the Contra troops in Central America!

A puppet propped up by the CIA!

This was one of the many "irregular forces" established by the American CIA during the Cold War, also known as "Central American opposition armed forces," because since the Monroe Doctrine was introduced in the 19th century, the United States considered the entire Latin American region (including Central America) as its sphere of influence. However, in 1959, a crisis broke out in its own backyard, threatening this influence, and naturally, the Americans could not stand idly by.

But what really led to the establishment of the "Contra" was the Nicaraguan Revolution, back in 1979.

By the way, at the end of the '80s, Japan produced a game called "Contra," which upon its release in the United States, was named after this troop!

It could be said to have made the troop famous.

They used American weapons, American instructors, American systems, with over twenty thousand members with explosive combat effectiveness, basically, the CIA would dictate who they target!

Originally, the plan from Langley was to deal with Victor, but at that time US-Mexico relations were good. Now, well...

"Headquarters wants to dispatch you guys to Mexico to support the drug traffickers there," said the Caucasian man.

Upon hearing this, Manuel Zelaya Rosalès' brow furrowed, "I've studied Victor's forces. The Northern Army is powerful, and their weapons are sophisticated. He likes to use weapons of mass destruction, and we don't have any advantage over his air force..."

He hadn't finished speaking when he was interrupted by the person beside him, "Weapons, ammunition, and the necessary air support, The United States Air Force will provide assistance if needed!"

"The Pentagon and the White House have only one request, Victor must be taken down!"

Manuel Zelaya Rosalès took a deep breath, "I understand, but we need a pretext!"

"Supporters of the Mexican government-in-exile!" the Caucasian man clearly had the answer ready, 'supporters of former President Carlos Salinas de Gortari.'

"The one sitting in Mexico City, Cuauhtémoc, is Victor's lackey and puppet. The perpetrator behind Salinas' death is Victor. We've already made contact with his son; he'll be the nominal spokesman."

The CIA operates very craftily, as everyone knows, sometimes they don't even bother to hide it.

What sham of a government-in-exile is this, if not just raising a flag?

They want to maintain a façade, yet shamelessly do dirty deeds while wearing underwear on their heads, giving off a SpongeBob SquarePants vibe.

"The Pentagon will send military advisors, and the staff department will provide you full support!"

"This operation's codename: Valkyrie Goddess Operation!"

...

Ever since the "accidental" dropping of a training round into the US territory, Victor clearly felt immense pressure!

The entire state of Arizona had entered a state of war.

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And the Governor closed the US-Mexico Border, not allowing a single fly to rush over from the Mexican side, directly escalating the tension between both sides!

Even within Mexican civilian circles, many scholars criticized Victor's provocative actions, even the famous Nobel Laureate Octavio Paz described him as: "An ant trying to challenge a giant, aspiring to soar to the skies."

Nevertheless, inside Victor's core military base, there were no rumors or gossip; unlike Little Mustache, he wielded absolute power!@@novelbin@@