Monthly Archives: October 2012
A prosecutor asks. Grecia responds.
"Where did they do it to you?"
"On my right calf. They took...
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Men Who Sold Women: Human Trafficking Networks in Central America
The date was January 25, 2009, and Jose Antonio Robledo Fernandez was talking to his girlfriend on...
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/ Human Trafficking
How Mexico’s Zetas Enslave Engineers
Organized crime networks dedicated to human trafficking have had a great deal of time to perfect...
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/ Guatemala
Of Slaves and Serfs: Guatemala’s ‘Occupied’ Bodies
Young people living on Colombia's Pacific coast, the country's main cocaine-producing region,...
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Cannon Fodder: Forced Recruitment in Tumaco
A Southern Pulse report on Ciudad Juarez provides a glimpse at the dominant forces behind organized...
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Despite Shake Ups to Mexico’s Underworld, Juarez’s Uneasy Peace Will Stand
Peru announced that it will begin monitoring chemicals transported overland by satellite to ensure...
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Peru to Monitor Cocaine Chemicals using Satellites
A judge who freed 12 of the 35 officials arrested during the "Michoacanazo," a 2009 mass arrest of...
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Mexico Dismisses Judge who Freed ‘Michoacanazo’ Officials
A former top Mexican military official has cautioned legislators that the armed forces are worn...
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General: Fighting Drug Gangs has Taken Toll on Mexican Army
The growth of organized crime in Mexico and Central America has led to an increase in violence and...
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Violence against Migrants
Brazilian prison gang the PCC have grown into one of the country's biggest criminal groups and have...
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Brazil’s PCC Expanding Influence Throughout the Country
Bolivian police believe there are at least ten criminal organizations in the country that are run...
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‘At Least 10’ Gangs in Bolivia Are Run From Prison: Police
Almost 100 officers are set to be purged from the Honduran police force according to reports,...
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