Twenty-five years after the death of Pablo Escobar, Medellin wants to get rid of the stigma of drug trafficking and violence that has left its society torn between repudiation and admiration, pain and gratitude.
MBtv: The city of Medellin wants to get rid of Pablo Escobar stigma
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