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Pollo Brujo is a fast food chain of chicken restaurants, which operates with 10 locations in Guatemala, [1] as well as in Colombia, [2] Costa Rica, [3] and Mexico. [4]
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On October 28, 2019, a Pollo Brujo security worker was found dead inside the company's Merida, Mexico location. [5] The Secretaria de Seguridad Publica, a Mexican police investigative department, is investigating the death.
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Pollo may refer to: