YACKO

My name is Yacko, a Mexican who has lived a life outside the law since he was very young, almost a child. My destiny was twisted when, on a dark night, I witnessed the murder of my parents at the hands of a powerful landowner. It all started with a simple theft of bread to feed my hungry family. Justice, controlled by corrupt officials under the rule of the landowner, closed its eyes to the crime.

Since then, he was considered a bandit and highway robber. My life consists of living on the edge, jumping from place to place to escape the clutches of the law that works for the most powerful. On my trip, I shared the company of Apaches and other bandits from the area, crossing the border between Colorado and Texas in search of refuge.

Despite the constant dangers they face, I would rather be an outlaw than submit to a corrupt system that betrays those most in need. My life is a constant challenge to oppression, a reminder that sometimes we must take extreme measures to combat injustice and keep hope alive for a more just world.

Thus, my fight continues, inspired by the memory of my parents and the belief that justice will prevail, even in the most adverse circumstances. My story is a testimony of resilience and determination, a flame that burns in the darkness, reminding us that the fight for justice must never be extinguished.