Among the impoverished towns on the border dividing Coahuila and Durango, an unusual sight could sometimes be seen: a cloud of dust kicked up by the speeding tires of a luxurious Lamborghini, whizzing past half-built houses, abandoned businesses, and ranches with skinny cattle. And it wasn’t just any “Lambo,” but the Urus model in a garish green color. Specifically, a lime green. The body had been repainted so that the luxury vehicle would be easily distinguishable from the impoverished hills of La Laguna and to match the owner’s nickname: El Limones (The Lemons), Édgar Rodríguez Ortiz, who was arrested this
