Hector raised Tuco and his other nephews, Marco and Leonel (also known as the Cousins), to be high-ranking members in the cartel. Due to Hector's rivalry with Gus, all of his nephews were murdered. Hector decided he had enough so he orchestrated Gus' murder with Walt by attaching a bomb to his wheelchair.
Walt visits Hector and offers him a truce via an opportunity to kill Gus as revenge for wiping out the Salamanca family. Hector asks to speak with the DEA but rather than disclosing anything, simply insults them (by spelling out S-U-C-K-M-Y and F-U-C on a letter board).
Not only does he not show any remorse for his crimes, but he actually seems to revel in them. While Gus has understandable and even sympathetic (if selfish) reasons for their feud, Hector's initial motivation for hating Gus are shown to be a mixture of homophobia, racism and jealousy.
Max's Disrespectful Actions: Max and Gus were business partners who wanted to establish a partnership with the Cartel to distribute methamphetamine. However, Gus began giving away free samples of Max's meth to cartel operatives without Don Eladio's consent. This disrespectful action greatly angered Don Eladio [2].
Hector hates Jesse and Walt for their involvement in Tuco's death and attempted poisoning of him, but he hates the feds more, and so refuses to rat out Jesse. This also means that Jesse is free and outside prison for the rest of Hector's family to take cartel-style vengeance on him and Walt for Tuco.
Summary. The Salamanca twins' near-silence in Breaking Bad was meant to make them appear as terrifying forces of nature, but it ultimately feels out of place in the realistic world of the show.
The Breaking Bad episode "Hermanos" shows that Gus and his long-time business partner and boyfriend Max Arciniega started Los Pollos Hermanos as a front to sell methamphetamine that Max "cooked".
Mando explained to Variety that Nacho's final act was one of sacrifice, and by doing so he guaranteed that Gus would protect his father, who never approved of Nacho's reluctant life of crime.
Peter Gould Clarified That Max Was Gus Fring's Boyfriend
Peter Gould not only confirmed Gus was gay but also that Gas and Mas were actually romantically involved, noting, "Gus is holding onto his rage, his desire for revenge, and maybe he's holding onto this romance that he had, with his boyfriend Max."
Gus Fring's last words before being blown up in Breaking Bad were "Last chance to look at me, Hector" [1]. He said this to Hector Salamanca, who was in a wheelchair rigged with a bomb by Walter White. Unfortunately for Gus, he realized too late that he had fallen into Walt's trap.
420rider , Gus knew Walt was best meth-cook, but he was still planning to kill him, because he couldnt' trust him, because he risked Gus entire operation with solo killing Gus' employes in open public (after that Gus got angry for Walt and started to get him whacked, remember?).
Nacho was highly intelligent, aloof, somewhat cold, quiet and very perceptive. Although loyal to the Salamancas and the Cartel, Nacho shows qualities of a good leader as well. He was able to conduct business with the Cartel and perform his own side jobs without the Cartel ever knowing.
Having suffered a stroke, the old man could only communicate by ringing a bell equipped to his wheelchair. Walt tried to poison Tuco's burrito but Hector repeatedly hit his bell to warn his nephew, revealing that his mind was still sharp.
Gus Fring's verbal beat-down also confirms (if it wasn't already clear) that the real reason he didn't let Hector die from a heart attack in Better Call Saul season 3 was because he wanted the Salamanca patriarch to watch everything and everyone he loved die before kicking the bucket himself.
Having one more idea, Hank brings in Hector Salamanca, Tuco's uncle, to identify Jesse. Due to being an old-school cartel member, Hector refuses to rat Jesse out, despite being at the shack with Walt and Jesse.
Chuck's suicide in Better Call Saul was largely driven by his pride and the devastating loss he experienced in court at the hands of his brother Jimmy. Chuck's chronic illness and his struggle to accept that it was psychosomatic added to his emotional turmoil and contributed to his decision to take his own life.
Jimmy descends fully into his Saul Goodman persona. After signing their divorce papers, Kim departs Saul's office and meets Jesse Pinkman. Kim rejects her share of the Sandpiper settlement and moves to Titusville, Florida, where she lives a mundane life with a new boyfriend and works a boring desk job.
Victor delivers a duplicate safe, into which Mike places the cash, Nacho's fake ID, and an envelope. Juan finds the envelope, which contains the motel's phone number and details of an offshore bank account. Nacho realizes he is being surveilled, meaning Gus has betrayed him to the cartel.
ʎos eɾ. ˈma. nos] (non-yeísta), English: The Chicken Brothers) is a fictional fast food restaurant chain specializing in chicken that was featured in the television series Breaking Bad and its spin-off Better Call Saul.
In "Fun and Games" during a conversation with Gustavo Fring it's implied Don Eladio may have been aware of Gus' feud with Hector Salamanca and his hatred for The Cartel. Don Eladio is one of the few characters in Breaking Bad who never meets Walter White.
Who is the most disliked character in Breaking Bad?
Amid all the rule-breaking and law-bending, this universe produced some truly unlikable characters. A Walter White (aka Walt, Heisenberg) has illustrated, some people will still take to the most reprehensible figures and excuse their sins. Atop the list of most hated persons, however, is his wife, Anna Gunn's Skyler.
By the end of the series, however, it becomes apparent that Walt is completely irredeemable. The money he was earning was secondary compared to the power he was gaining. Looking back at Walt's actions throughout the entire series shows that he was really the true villain all along.
