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Vazquez (first name unknown) is an antagonist and a survivor of the outbreak in AMC's Fear the Walking Dead. He is an officer of the Mexican Navy and patrols the coast of Baja California.
Pre-Apocalypse[]
Mexico[]
Nothing is known about Vazquez's life prior to or as the outbreak began, except that he was a Mexican Naval Officer.
Post-Apocalypse[]
Season 2[]
"Sicut Cervus"[]
Vazquez is among the Mexican Navy stationed in Baja California, patrolling the coast. He boards the Abigail alongside Miguel. They negotiate a trade with Luis and Strand. After seeing that the boat is too big for just two people, he demands to see the rest of the boat. After a disagreement, he and Miguel shoot at Luis and Strand. While both officers are killed, one of them manages to mortally wound Luis.
Death[]
- Killed By
After asking for more gold to allow the group to cross the border into Mexico, a small shoot out ensues and Luis manages to shot Vazquez to death.
- Daniel Salazar (Before Reanimation)
Daniel grabs a knife from one of the coast guards and proceeds to stab both Vazquez and Miguel in the head in order to prevent them from reanimating.
Killed Victims[]
This list shows the victims Vazquez has killed:
- Luis Flores (Alive, alongside Miguel)
- Possibly numerous counts of zombies and unnamed people
Relationships[]
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Enemies[]
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Appearances[]
Fear the Walking Dead[]
Season 2[]
Trivia[]
- The casting call for this character used the name Lieutenant Sanchez.[1]
- Vazquez was described as "A military man. When scared, he will not show it in front of his boss."
- This character is credited as Commandante Vazquez in "Sicut Cervus".
- It should be noted that the rank of Commandante does not exist in the Mexican Navy. It is possible that the producers meant Vazquez to hold the rank of Commander, which in the Mexican Navy is Capitán de Fragata (Frigate Captain).
References[]
- ↑ FTWD Episode 6 & 8 Casting Call - Spoil the Dead.com (March 3, 2016)