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Chile’s Copper Robbing Epidemic Likely Fueled by China Demand
The seizure of tons of stolen copper near Santiago, Chile, set to be sent illegally to China, has revealed that increasingly daring robberies may be fueled by the Asian powerhouse's thirst for the... Read more
A Death Foretold: MACCIH Shuts Down in Honduras
The announcement that a regional anti-corruption commission in Honduras will not continue marks the...
GameChangers 2019: Latin America’s Top 10 Criminal Groups
Colombia’s last rebel army is now the most powerful criminal syndicate in Latin America, as it...
Was 'Señor T' One of Colombia’s Invisible Drug Traffickers?
Authorities have accused Luis Del Río Jiménez, alias “el Tío,” or “Señor T,” of being...
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The year 2019 saw the end of a brief golden era when local and international forces came together to fight state and private corruption in the Northern Triangle.... Read more
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It was always going to be a thankless task. When President Andrés Manuel López Obrador took office in December of 2018, Mexico was undergoing the most violent year in its history, which ended w... Read more
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Welcome to InSight Crime's Criminal GameChangers 2019, where we highlight the most important trends in organized crime in the Americas over the course of the year. Twenty-nineteen was like one lo... Read more
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Colombia is at a crossroads. Several paths lay before it. One sees the ex-FARC mafia consigned to the dustbin of history in a short period of time. However, there are other, less appetizing scena... Read more
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After 2002, under increasing pressure from security forces, the FARC moved much of their leadership, logistics and funding outside of Colombia, particularly to Venezuela. The same is true for the... Read more
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