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Now, once you get settled,
you'll meet with Enrique Rodriguez. His father was
a former government official who died when Enrique was 12. He's very connected
and Harvard educated. Marcos justines
is his godfather, his uncle, Billy Ford, who opposes noriega
in the election. Enrique is brokering
the chopper deal. Now, we wired him
a clean million as a deposit, but the dipshit
probably spent it already. He's overly fond
of blow and hookers
you'll meet with Enrique Rodriguez. His father was
a former government official who died when Enrique was 12. He's very connected
and Harvard educated. Marcos justines
is his godfather, his uncle, Billy Ford, who opposes noriega
in the election. Enrique is brokering
the chopper deal. Now, we wired him
a clean million as a deposit, but the dipshit
probably spent it already. He's overly fond
of blow and hookers
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Now, once you get settled,
you'll meet with Enrique Rodriguez.
00:00:04.437 --> 00:00:06.306
His father was
a former government official
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who died when Enrique was 12.
00:00:08.574 --> 00:00:11.411
He's very connected
and Harvard educated.
00:00:11.543 --> 00:00:13.612
Marcos justines
is his godfather,
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his uncle, Billy Ford,
00:00:15.315 --> 00:00:16.949
who opposes noriega
in the election.
00:00:17.001 --> 00:00:20.919
Enrique is brokering
the chopper deal.
00:00:21.001 --> 00:00:23.922
Now, we wired him
a clean million as a deposit,
00:00:24.001 --> 00:00:25.724
but the dipshit
probably spent it already.
00:00:25.858 --> 00:00:27.096
He's overly fond
of blow and hookers.
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Movie Summary
An ex-marine is hired by a defense contractor to travel to Panama to complete an arms deal. In the process he becomes involved with the U.S. invasion of Panama, and learns an important lesson about the true nature of political power.
