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Migrant Caravan in Mexico Changes Course, but Dangers Still Lurk
After reports of a mass kidnapping, the caravan of Central American migrants has changed its intended route to avoid the Texas-Mexico border — a move that shows even such large a group remains... Read more
Majority of Businesses Hurt by Crime in Mexico: Report
A new report from Mexico’s statistics institute provides fresh evidence that the nation’s...
Marijuana Seizures Plummet in US and Mexico. Will Illegal Profits...
Authorities on both sides of the US-Mexico border have seized far less marijuana in recent years...
Venezuela Institutional Weaknesses Facilitate Cocaine Trafficking:...
A new study from Transparency Venezuela says that the country’s weak criminal justice system,...
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The upcoming trial of Mexico’s former top drug kingpin El Chapo in the United States is being hailed as a major win in the fight against organized crime, but has the arrest helped weaken one of... Read more
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Brazil's presidential election resulted in the victory of far-right populist Jair Bolsonaro, who has promised to crush rampant crime and corruption with an iron fist. But the president-elect may ... Read more
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Recreational marijuana in Canada is now officially legal, and while the decision is unlikely have a significant impact on Latin America’s black market, it could trigger a shift towards more pro... Read more
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The former leftist guerrilla and ex-congressman Raúl Mijango is jailed and facing 20 years in prison for extortion -- one of two crimes derived from his role in the gang truce in El Salvador -- ... Read more
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The recent indictment of a former president as part of a larger anti-corruption investigation is the latest in a series of cases targeting Argentina's elites, but some of the case's traits, and i... Read more
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