When we think about drug trafficking, both its criminal structure and the people who work to end it, we usually visualize men. However, today, and for a long time, drugs are also women's business. Traditionally, beyond the mythical Queen of the South, the role that women have played in drug criminal organizations is a minor role, almost always as a mule, deceived; almost always victim, in the service of men.. In front, a young agent with a fresh start from the academy. Or a civil servant with her newly approved opposition and eager to do justice. Or at most an inspector who breaks molds between lazinesses of insecure or old companions who, still dominated by sexism, feel threatened. Always men, always women at his service. At other times it was probably so but the current reality questions many of these stereotypes.