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Mexico Takes Down Mafia That Sold Low-Quality Food to Venezuela
The dismantling, in Mexico, of an international network that sold and shipped low-quality food to Venezuela can be added to the string of corruption investigations and accusations surrounding the... Read more
Global Drug Policy, A Decade of Failure: Report
A new report says that global drug policy over the last decade has failed demonstrably in curbing...
Argentina Unions Struggle to Ditch ‘Mafia’ Accusations
A judge’s dismissal of an arrest warrant against one of Argentina’s top union leaders on...
3 Obstacles for Transitional Justice in Colombia
A transitional justice system formed after the signing of a historic peace agreement with...
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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 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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If you ever met the Colombian judge Ivan Velasquez, you would not think he is the giant-slayer that he is.... Read more
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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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Guatemala President Jimmy Morales' decision not to renew the mandate of the United Nations-backed International Commission Against Impunity in Guatemala (Comisión Internacional Contra la Impunid... Read more
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