A controversial hamburger in an Australian bar named after the narco Pablo Escobar – 02/02/2019

In Australia A bar inspired by the late Colombian narco leader Pablo Escobar has sparked controversy around a particular dish.

"Escoburgers of Pablo" This is what is called the restaurant located in Melbourne. And, in his letter, he proposes a hamburger that presents a decorative controversy: a supposed line of cocaine and a counterfeit of 100 dollars.

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As reported by Daily mail, the controversial dish is named "The burger model": A bag of garlic powder to decorate the bread by simulating a line of cocaine and present a $ 100 bill so that he can also stick it in the bread.

Many Colombians have repudiated the path to idolize the leader of the Medellín cartel and the most popular drug trafficker of the 1980s, known around the world for having dominated up to 80% of cocaine in the United States.

Before the repercussion, Bar owners have made a statement on their Facebook page"We are very proud of our hamburgers, but we also understand that Pablo Escobar was a horrible man who destroyed the lives of thousands of Colombians."

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And they added: "We do not approve, do not idolize, and do not promote Pablo Emilio Escobar or his actions, but we are Australians and we know how to laugh with a good word game. Hard not to offend someone in 2019. "