A new kind of social conflict pierces the current Latin American prosperity. The extraordinary income from the extractive industries spill on the cities, convinced of its role as an agent of progress. The soybean-oil-mining barrage is interspersed with the drug money, it adopts financial format, opting for real estate speculation. Rosario is a test case. But it's not the only one. Rosario burns pure adrenaline. And in that promiscuous fire maybe a new political imagination is drawn.