Aduana : La historia real del policía que vendió el Estado al narcotráfico

Óscar Sánchez Gil, former head of the Economic and Fiscal Crime Unit (UDEF) in Madrid, had dedicated his entire career to pursuing criminals. His colleagues knew him as "the Anodino": discreet, unremarkable, almost invisible. In the world of drug trafficking, however, he had another nickname: "Customs." For years, according to the police investigation, he facilitated the entry of tons of cocaine into Europe, protected some of the continent's biggest drug lords, and turned police intelligence into a commodity at the service of organized crime. When agents began to demolish the walls of his house and discover millions of euros hidden inside, a question arose that was far more unsettling than how he had managed to become so wealthy: how long had he been doing it? Brais Cedeira, winner of the 2025 Journalism Defense Award, reconstructs this extraordinary case from hundreds of hours of interviews, unpublished documents, and an on-the-ground investigation that reads like a thriller and reveals the hidden mechanisms of global drug trafficking.