Monthly Archives: July 2012
Venezuela's recent approval of a set of sweeping judicial reforms intends to speed up the...
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The Top 3 Most Controversial Points of Venezuela’s Judicial Reforms
A Bolivian newspaper report reveals details of the internal economies within the country's prisons,...
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In Bolivia, Inmates Buy Prison Cells for up to $10,000: Report
Argentina's Armed Forces have lost track of more than 400 firearms in the past two years, according...
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Argentine Military Guns Missing, Pointing to Brazil Connection
The Colombian Navy captured four Costa Ricans allegedly attempting to smuggle a ton of cocaine near...
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Colombia Arrests Costa Rican ‘Traffickers’ in Caribbean
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has stated that drug traffickers working with the opposition were...
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Chavez Blames Paraguay Impeachment on Narco-Infiltration
Some of the most dangerous parts of Mexico have grown far safer in the last six months, though the...
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Violence in Mexico 2012: A Halfway Report
The FARC's claim to have shot down an air force plane in Cauca, one of Colombias most fiercely...
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Did the FARC Shoot Down Colombian War Plane?
Kidnappings are on the rise in Colombia, with common criminals surpassing guerrilla groups as the...
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Colombia Sees Rise in Kidnappings
A new report from the US Senate Foreign Relations Committee has called for a decrease in the...
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US Senate Report Urges Police, Judicial Reform in Mexico Over Military Use
French officials found cocaine packed in seafood containers on a ship traveling from Chile,...
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Chile Seafood Cocaine Bust Highlights Alternative Routes to Europe
Venezuelan opposition candidate Henrique Capriles has made a bid to win the support of the armed...
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Venezuela Opposition Angles for Support of Military
While Mexican authorities have dealt a blow to a powerful Guerrero-based gang, the state's...
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