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El Salvador AG’s Office Escalates Efforts Against Corruption
An investigation in El Salvador has uncovered links between former members of the Attorney General’s office and the government of ex-President Mauricio Funes, opening a new chapter in his ongoing... Read more
Canada Marijuana Legalization Puts Spotlight on LatAm Drug Policy
Recreational marijuana in Canada is now officially legal, and while the decision is unlikely have a...
Arrests of Honduras Police Reveal Setbacks in Purge
The arrest of high-ranking Honduras police officers accused of having criminal network ties...
Colombia’s ELN, Ex-FARC Mafia Recruiting Hungry Venezuela Migrants
Reports that criminal groups in Colombia are increasingly recruiting migrants from Venezuela...
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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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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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