narcoculture造句

• As drug trafficking expanded in Mexico, so did narcoculture.
• Narcoculture glorifies the individual and his achievements, wealth, and masculinity.
• In Sinaloa, narcoculture enjoys a place of privilege.
• The drug traffickers'way of life or narcoculture becomes legitimate in the society.
• In other parts of Mexico the acceptance of narcoculture has been a slow process.
• Narco religion is a major aspect of narcoculture.
• Prior to the 1970s, narcoculture and drug trafficking in Sinaloa were almost exclusively rural.
• Those who take part in narcoculture are not necessarily drug traffickers or part of a criminal organization.
• Narcoculture begins a process of legitimization when it begins to include the popular classes in the urban cities.
• Indeed, many of the participants in narcoculture are young people who come from marginalized sectors of society.
• Narco juniors are the children of the older drug traffickers that have come to reconstitute the meaning of narcoculture and drug trafficking.
• Some aspects are adopted by those outside of drug trafficking, and over time people forget that what they have adopted is narcoculture.
• Narcoculture expanded into the urban sector of society and began the process of legitimization and moved away from a subculture into a part of the dominant culture.
• Narco " corridos ", however, have helped narcoculture become more acceptable in places where interactions with drug traffickers do not take place on a daily basis.
• Derived from the constant presence of " halcones " ( " hawks ", cartel spies ) and cartel-convoys circulating the streets of the region, young people have been involved in the local narcoculture, and narco-raps express the reality of life on the streets in cities ruled by drug cartels.
• Derived from the constant presence of " halcones " ( " hawks ", cartel spies ) and cartel-convoys circulating the streets of the region, young people have been involved in the local narcoculture, and narco-raps express the reality of life on the streets, of those cities under the drug cartels rule.