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The deadly no-go area is ruled by the Ugly Americans, one of the toughest street gangs in Cape Town; no police or ambulances will help one there.
The deadly no-go area is ruled by the Ugly Americans, one of the toughest street gangs in Cape Town; no police or ambulances will help one there.
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S1, EP1 "Ghost Town, South Africa"The deadly no-go area is ruled by the Ugly Americans, one of the toughest street gangs in Cape Town; no police or ambulances will help one there.
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S1, EP5 "Santa Fe, Colombia"Santa Fe is Bogotá's red-light district, a deadly mix of prostitution, drugs and violence; in this no-go zone gangsters and pimps are in charge; all manner of homeless people and addicts find their way to the wasteland of Bogotá.
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