Juan Pablo Escobar (also known as Sebastian Marroquin), son of Colombian drug trafficker Pablo Escobar, poses during an interview with Efe in Sao Paulo, Brazil, 23 October 2021. Escobar stated that without prohibitionist laws his father 'would never have existed', therefore he defends the legalization of all drugs as the solution to end 'war and destruction'. 'Without that prohibitionist recipe, Pablo Escobar would never have existed' says his son, also known as Sebastian Marroquin - a name he adopted after his father's death-, in an interview with Efe on the occasion of his participation in the third edition of 'Cannabis Thinking ', in Sao Paulo.

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Juan Pablo Escobar interview on the occasion of his participation in the third edition of 'Cannabis Thinking', Sao Paulo, Brazil - 23 Oct 2021

Juan Pablo Escobar (also known as Sebastian Marroquin), son of Colombian drug trafficker Pablo Escobar, speaks with Efe during an interview in Sao Paulo, Brazil, 23 October 2021. Escobar stated that without prohibitionist laws his father 'would never have existed', therefore he defends the legalization of all drugs as the solution to end 'war and destruction'. 'Without that prohibitionist recipe, Pablo Escobar would never have existed' says his son, also known as Sebastian Marroquin - a name he adopted after his father's death-, in an interview with Efe on the occasion of his participation in the third edition of 'Cannabis Thinking ', in Sao Paulo.

The author and architect Sebastian Marroquin, born as Juan Pablo Escobar, son of Pablo Escobar, during a press conference for 'Pablo Escobar, Una storia da non ripetere ' at the foreign press association headquarters in Rome

Sebastian Marroquin press conference, Rome, Italy - 20 Sep 2018

Colombian author and architect Sebastian Marroquin, born as Juan Pablo Escobar, son of late drug lord Pablo Escobar, attends a press conference at the foreign press association headquarters in Rome, Italy, 20 September 2018.

Colombian author and architect Sebastian Marroquin in Rome, Italy - 20 Sep 2018

Juan Pablo Escobar speaks during a book signing event at FNAC Bellecour in Lyon

Juan Pablo Escobar book signing event, Lyon, France - 21 Oct 2017

MIPCOM television content market 2017, Cannes, France - 16 Oct 2017

Sebastian Marroquin promotes book 'Pablo Escobar: My Father' in Warsaw, Poland - 16 Mar 2017

A Picture Made Avalaible on 08 November 2014 Shows Sebastian Marroquin Born Juan Pablo Escobar Speaking During an Interview in Bogota Colombia 07 November 2014 the Son of Late Colombian Drug Lord Pablo Escobar Presented His Book Entitled 'Pablo Escobar: Mi Padre' (pablo Escobar: My Father) Colombia Bogota

Colombia Literature - Nov 2014

A Picture Made Avalaible on 08 November 2014 Shows Sebastian Marroquin Born Juan Pablo Escobar During an Interview in Bogota Colombia 07 November 2014 the Son of Late Colombian Drug Lord Pablo Escobar Presented His Book Entitled 'Pablo Escobar: Mi Padre' (pablo Escobar: My Father) Colombia Bogota

Juan Pablo Escobar, Sebastian Marroquin Juan Pablo Escobar, the son of Colombia's late drug lord Pablo Escobar, speaks during an interview about his book, Pablo Escobar My Father, in Bogota, Colombia, . Escobar, who legally changed his name to Sebastian Marroquin and moved to Argentina in 1994 with his mother Maria Valeria Henao after his father was killed, is on Colombia to launch his book

Colombia Pablo Escobar My Father, Bogota, Colombia

Juan Pablo Escobar, Sebastian Marroquin A book written by Juan Pablo Escobar, the son of Colombia's late drug lord Pablo Escobar, stands on a table during an interview with the author in Bogota, Colombia, . Escobar, who legally changed his name to Sebastian Marroquin and moved to Argentina in 1994 with his mother Maria Valeria Henao after his father was killed, is in Colombia to launch his book: Pablo Escobar My Father

Juan Pablo Escobar, Sebastian Marroquin Juan Pablo Escobar, the son of Colombia's late drug lord Pablo Escobar, arrives for an interview in Bogota, Colombia, . Escobar, who legally changed his name to Sebastian Marroquin and moved to Argentina in 1994 with his mother Maria Valeria Henao after his father was killed, is in Colombia to launch his book: Pablo Escobar My Father

A Picture Dated 28 August 2012 Shows a Creation From the Collection 'Poder Poder' (power Power) by the Fashion Label 'Escobar Henao' That Sebastian Marroquin Son of Narco-trafficker Pablo Escobar Created in Early 2012 in Buenos Aires Argentina the 'Poder Poder' Collection Features Images of Pablo Escobar's Identity Card Credit Cards Criminal Records Photographs and Fingerprints Amongst Other Original Documents Argentina Buenos Aires

Argentina Fashion - Aug 2012

A Picture Dated 28 August 2012 Shows Sebastian Marroquin Son of Narco-trafficker Pablo Escobar Presenting a Creation From the Collection 'Poder Poder' (power Power) by the Fashion Label 'Escobar Henao' That Marroquin Created in Early 2012 in Buenos Aires Argentina the 'Poder Poder' Collection Features Images of Pablo Escobar's Identity Card Credit Cards Criminal Records Photographs and Fingerprints Amongst Other Original Documents Argentina Buenos Aires

Sebastian Marroquin, son of Colombia's late drug lord Pablo Escobar, shows a shirt from his new clothing line "Escobar Henao," covered with an image of his father's identity card and reads "What are you up to? Think it through," at his home in Buenos Aires, Argentina, . Marroquin, who legally changed his name and moved to Argentina in 1994 with his mother Maria Valeria Henao after his father was killed, says he created the collection as a way to send a message of peace and reflection about his family's history

Argentina Pablo Escobar Clothing, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Sebastian Marroquin, son of Colombia's late drug lord Pablo Escobar, shows a shirt from his new clothing line "Escobar Henao," covered with an image of a document from his father's bank account, at his home in Buenos Aires, Argentina, . Marroquin, who legally changed his name and moved to Argentina in 1994 with his mother Maria Valeria Henao after his father was killed, says he created the collection as a way to send a message of peace and reflection about his family's history

Sebastian Marroquin, son of Colombia's late drug lord Pablo Escobar, poses for a portrait at his home in Buenos Aires, Argentina, . Marroquin, who legally changed his name and moved to Argentina in 1994 with his mother Maria Valeria Henao after his father was killed, says he created a clothing collection as a way to send a message of peace and reflection about his family's history

Sebastian Marroquin, son of Colombia's late drug lord Pablo Escobar, shows a shirt from his new clothing line "Escobar Henao," which reads in Spanish "What's your future looking like?" and displays his late father's high school identification card, at his home in Buenos Aires, Argentina, . Marroquin, who legally changed his name and moved to Argentina in 1994 with his mother Maria Valeria Henao after his father was killed, says he created the collection as a way to send a message of peace and reflection about his family's history

A shirt from the clothing line "Escobar Henao" shows an image of an identity card that belonged to Colombia's late drug lord Pablo Escobar, at the home of Escobar's son, Sebastian Marroquin, in Buenos Aires, Argentina, . Marroquin, who legally changed his name and moved to Argentina in 1994 with his mother Maria Valeria Henao after his father was killed, says he created the collection as a way to send a message of peace and reflection about his family's history

A shirt from the clothing line "Escobar Henao" is covered by an image of a Congress parking pass that belonged to Colombia's late drug lord Pablo Escobar, at the home of Escobar's son, Sebastian Marroquin, in Buenos Aires, Argentina, . Marroquin, who legally changed his name and moved to Argentina in 1994 with his mother Maria Valeria Henao after his father was killed, says he created the collection as a way to send a message of peace and reflection about his family's history

A shirt from the clothing line "Escobar Henao," covered with the image of Colombia's late drug lord Pablo Escobar's high school ID, and reading "What's your future looking like?," sits on display in the home of Escobar's son, Sebastian Marroquin, in Buenos Aires, Argentina, . Marroquin, who legally changed his name and moved to Argentina in 1994 with his mother Maria Valeria Henao after his father was killed, says he created the collection as a way to send a message of peace and reflection about his family's history

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