In this book, a journalistic account of 1996 is made, when the greatest amount of reports were published about an organism that was attacking, mainly the ewes, but also to the goats and the domestic birds, from chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys, etc. Originated in Puerto Rico, the myth of the "Chupacabras", as it is known vulgarly this phenomenon, when carefully studied by gathering the existing evidence at hand, it is discovered that it were diverse dogs expressly trained and conditioned to carry out this job. If this were not so it would be very surprising to realize that in different states of the republic the same series of events were being presented, and with the same characteristics, including the stealth of the attacking dogs, the lack of barking, and a huge ability to sneak away, to the degree that none of them was captured. The Mexican country was going through one of its biggest crises, on the one hand an economy in ruins (left by criminal Salinas) that required international aid, with a loan of about 50 billion dollars, and on the other hand a group that wanted to start another Mexican revolution (to expel the dictatorial party: PRI) from the south, beginning with Chiapas, the FZLN. Before this panorama, Zedillo needed to guarantee Clinton (his colleague at Yale) a national stability in order to be able to return the loan in a timely manner. The maximum key to detect that those were dogs of different types is the evidence of the same footprints of both legs and fangs, collected so far for four countries: Puerto Rico, the United States, Mexico and Chile. I hope that this work contributes to a historical understanding of the events that took place in the first half of 1996, which shocked the entire country.
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