Monthly Archives: April 2012
Colombia's justice minister said that Javier Calle Serna, alias "Comba," leader of the Rastrojos...
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Colombia Govt Denies Crime Boss Surrendered to US
Banners have appeared in the city of Chihuahua, north Mexico, claiming to name those responsible...
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Narco-Banners Claim to Name Killers in Chihuahua Massacre
A mayoral candidate from Mexico's ruling PAN party has survived an assassination attempt outside...
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Nuevo Leon Mayoral Candidate Survives Assassination Attempt
Honduran government officials claim that criminal groups are behind the latest outbreak of violence...
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Questioning Role of ‘Criminal Groups’ in Honduras Land Conflict
More than a dozen dead bodies and a message posted in Nuevo Laredo last week offer further evidence...
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Bodies, Banner Herald Sinaloa Cartel’s Push East
Kidnapping in Guatemala dropped some 42 percent between 2008 and 2011 by the count of one NGO,...
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Kidnapping Drops 42% in Guatemala in 3 Years: NGO
Retired Mexican General Mario Acosta Chaparro, accused of ties to the Juarez Cartel, was murdered...
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Mexican General’s Murder Raises New Questions over Narco Ties
A retired army general and a close ally of President Hugo Chavez was shot dead in northeast...
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Chavez-Allied Ex-General Gunned Down in Venezuela
Colombia's national police chief, General Oscar Naranjo, stated that the biggest challenge facing...
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Illegal Mining Colombia’s Biggest Challenge: Police Chief
After a truce between warring gangs cut murders by half in El Salvador last month, the...
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Govt Tries to Solidify Gains of El Salvador Gang Truce
Mexicos Ministry of Finance says organized crime may have laundered up to $10 billion last year,...
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‘Organized Crime Laundered $10 Bn in Mexico in FY2011’
A new report by the UN High Commissioner for Refugees says 160,000 people were internally displaced...
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