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The journalistic chronicle is a genre that has served to tell the Latin American reality from different points of view. Far from seeking the transience of the news data and trying to dazzle with scoops, this genre seeks to reconstruct with literary elements an incomprehensible reality, which often hurts, but which deserves to be narrated, as is the case with the trademarks of drug trafficking and the violence provoked in Mexico. In this context, what we propose in this study is a historical journey from a journalistic-literary perspective. For this we analyze three texts by three Mexican authors: Alma Guillermoprieto, Juan Villoro and Alejandro Almazán. The route we take goes from the assassination (a cardinal and two politicians) that took place in Mexico between 1994 and Question/Cuestión, Vol. 2, N° 66 Agosto 2020 ISSN 1669-6581 IICom (Instituto de Investigaciones en Comunicación) Facultad de Periodismo y Comunicación Social Universidad Nacional de La Plata Página 3 de 2

Las huellas de la violencia y el narcotráfico en México: un análisis desde la perspectiva de la crónica periodístico-literaria