Caldos de la muerte: Operativo descubre que los preparan hasta con agua contamina de pozos

This winter, a good, restorative hot broth is always welcome. The consumption of hot soups increases due to the low temperatures, making them the best allies for coping with the harsh weather that hits the capital during these days. According to studies, and as an example, only chicken broth can help eliminate mucus from the nasal passages and relieve congestion better than other hot liquids. In fact, any hot liquid helps clear the head better than a cold one, but chicken broth "worked better" than hot water. It's for reasons like this that many of us go out in search of a good, warm broth, but do we know how they're prepared? In this report from Al Sexto Día, witness an operation with Kathy Villalobos at restaurants where these restorative hot broths are prepared even with contaminated well water, amidst the filth of kitchens in a state of horror.