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Mercurio Mecánico
Mercurio Mecánico is a guerrilla hideout inside Esperanza, Yara's capital. It gives you a safe fast travel point and a workbench in the most heavily guarded part of the island.
- Type
- Camp
- Region
- Esperanza
Good to know
- The route of Paradise Lost passes through it.
- Hideouts appear after you build the Hideout Network at a guerrilla camp.
- Each hideout has a workbench, a Los Bandidos board, a guerrilla scout and an auto-turret.
- Upgrades add a supply cache and a vehicle.
- Every hideout has a cooking grill for meal buffs.
What's here
A hideout in the capital is worth a lot. You can change gear, cook a meal and send Los Bandidos out without leaving Esperanza. Fast travel here also skips the checkpoints on the roads into the city.
Worth knowing
Paradise Lost, Clara's plan to strike at Antón's Independence Day speech, runs past this spot. Once you can come and go from Esperanza freely, use it as a base for city activities.
Related places
Image: UbisoftLandmarkHotel Paraíso
Hotel Paraíso is a grand 1934 hotel in Esperanza that now houses Antón Castillo's office. It is the heart of the regime and the setting for the operation Paradise Lost.
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Cartagena Park
Cartagena Park is a park in Esperanza, Yara's capital, with a bust of Gabriel Castillo. You run through it in the opening operation and come back to vandalise the bust in the Yaran Story Paint the Town.
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Coronado Prison
Coronado Prison is the Castillo regime's political prison in Esperanza. Rebels and enemies of Antón are held, tortured and executed here, and it plays a dark part in the main story.
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Esperanza East Checkpoint
Esperanza East Checkpoint is an FND roadblock in Esperanza. Clear it for XP, a key to its locked room and a local contact who marks nearby anti-aircraft sites, ambushes and FND bases on your map.