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Notebooks and Plea Deals: New Weapons Against Corruption in Argentina?
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 its... Read more
The Mexico Crime Bosses Peña Nieto’s Government Toppled
When Mexico President Enrique Peña Nieto took office in 2012, he put together a list of 122...
4 Consequences of Morales’ War With the CICIG in Guatemala
Guatemala President Jimmy Morales’ decision not to renew the mandate of the CICIG and to block...
Legislation Challenges Efforts to Reduce Bolivia Female Prison...
A new report says that progress made in lowering the number of marginalized women incarcerated for...
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New immigration restrictions announced by some countries in Latin America to stem the tide of migrants fleeing Venezuela could create a boomerang effect in the region, and may encourage criminal ... Read more
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With crime and violence on the rise across Brazil, security has become a major theme in the run-up to the October presidential election. Do any of the candidates have a solid plan to handle the i... Read more
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It was just five months after he’d been sworn in as president of Guatemala that Jimmy Morales was in trouble. The date was May 5, 2016, and an auditor appointed by the country’s top electoral... Read more
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Juan Carlos Monzón was in South Korea when his boss, Guatemala’s Vice President Roxana Baldetti, received the call that would change their two trajectories – intimately intertwined for the p... Read more
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In our inaugural podcast, we look at Guatemala's putrid campaign finance system through the story of Obdulio Solórzano, a political fixer for the UNE party who was assassinated in 2010, after h... Read more
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