2012 - InSight Crime

According to calculations made by a respected NGO, Venezuela is now far and away the most dangerous... ReadLeer

Brief / Cartel de los Soles

Lorena Henao Montoya, known as the "Widow of the Mafia," was murdered after assassins on a... ReadLeer

Brief / Colombia

Nine people were killed in Concordia, in Sinaloa state, part of a continuing war between two drug... ReadLeer

Brief / Beltran Leyva Org

The Belize government, struggling to meet national debt payments, has ended its controversial gang... ReadLeer

Brief / Belize

A list allegedly created by Mexico's Attorney General's Office (PGR) detailing over 20,000 missing... ReadLeer

Brief / Mexico

Venezuela announced it seized over 45 tons of drugs in 2012, although the nation is still believed... ReadLeer

Brief / Venezuela

Mexico may have seen an average of 72 kidnappings per day throughout 2012, according to an NGO, a... ReadLeer

Brief / Kidnapping

A Nicaraguan court convicted 18 Mexicans, who posed as Televisa journalists while smuggling... ReadLeer

Analysis / Nicaragua

Bolivia's anti-narcotics agency announced it has seized ten planes and destroyed 10 clandestine... ReadLeer

Brief / Bolivia

A series of banners signed in the name of the Knights Templar gang were hung in west Mexico,... ReadLeer

Brief / Knights Templar

Mexicos new attorney general put the number of drug cartels operating in the country at up to 80,... ReadLeer

Analysis / Mexico

The head of Paraguay's anti-drugs agency warned that the country is a major supplier of planes used... ReadLeer

Brief / Paraguay

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Yearly Archives: 2012