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In central Mexico, "Mona" and "Activo" are words used to describe a drug used by the bodies of the homeless to kill the pain produced by the death of the souls that used to live in them. It consists of a rag, or any abrosbent object, the fur of a rat, for example, soaked in paint thinner, which is used to cover nose or mouth and then inhaled through.
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