Monthly Archives: April 2013
Venezuela seized more than 2.6 tons of cocaine that authorities believe was destined for Central...
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Cocaine Seizure Highlights Scale of Venezuela-Central America Trafficking
One of the Urabeños' top commanders was killed in a shootout with police in the organization's...
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Urabenõs Boss Killed in Shootout with Colombian Police
A Mexican newspaper has denied officials' claims that one of its photographers, killed this week,...
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Mexico Newspaper Slams Official Claims Linking Murdered Photographer to Zetas
As Russia deepens its military and counternarcotics involvement in Latin America, the United States...
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Should Russian Anti-Drug Aid to LatAm Worry the US?
Tegucigalpa residents say that police work with gangs that go door-to-door to collect extortion...
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Honduras Police Involved in Extortion Racket: Report
Two of Mexicos biggest political parties have been trading allegations of ties to drug cartels,...
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Mexican Politicians Swap Accusations of Zetas Funding
The White House's 2013 National Drug Control Strategy Report maintains the previous year's focus on...
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White House 2013 Drug Strategy Focuses on Prevention, Treatment
Costa Rican police arrested 30 drug traffickers from four countries over the course of a year-long...
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Costa Rica Dismantles Groups Trafficking Colombian Cocaine
Over half of Latin American companies suffered from cyber attacks such as malware, fraud, denial of...
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Over Half LatAm Companies Reported Cyber Attacks in 2012
Reports from Ecuador highlight the size of its domestic drug market, although the country's biggest...
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Is the Sinaloa Cartel Feeding Ecuador’s Domestic Drug Trade?
The government of Guerrero, Mexico, has signed an agreement with local self-defense forces to begin...
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Governor Signs Pact to Legalize Vigilantes in West Mexico
The administration of El Salvador President Mauricio Funes is taking steps to assume a...
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