Monthly Archives: November 2013
A Salvadoran businessmen with links to the Texis Cartel has once again escaped punishment after his...
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El Salvador Businessman’s Release Points to Texis Cartel Impunity
Paraguay's new head of state declared a frontal assault on the northern EPP guerrillas in August,...
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100 Days In, Paraguay President’s War on EPP Sees Little Progress
A new UN report finds that organized crime bears a complex relationship to rising insecurity and...
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The Complex Relationship of Organized Crime and Violence in LatAm
In our previous posts in this series we aimed to understand the difficulties confronted by police...
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Venezuela Police Reform on a Political Tightrope
The death of a 38-year-old man in a confrontation between criminals and police takes the number of...
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Murder Shines a Light on Venezuela Kidnapping
Authorities in Ecuador have seized two tons of cocaine near the border with Peru, suggesting the...
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Two Ton Seizure Shows Peru Cocaine Moving Through Ecuador
A government minister from Honduras has stated that Mexico's Sinaloa Cartel leader Joaquin "El...
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Is Sinaloa Cartel Boss, ‘Chapo’ Guzman, in Honduras?
The El Salvador Security and Justice Minister has said the country's gangs are once again at war as...
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El Salvador Gangs ‘At War’ as Truce Hits the Rocks
An average of five people were killed by police every day in Brazil last year, according to an...
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Why Do Brazilian Police Kill?
Gangs using violence and fraud are driving an exponential increase in the theft of properties in...
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Property Theft on the Rise in Guatemala
Police in Ecuador have highlighted the role of local drug trafficking clans -- often based on...
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Are Crime Families Fueling Rise in Ecuador Domestic Drug Trade?
A week after surviving a grenade attack, Colombia's "New Emerald Czar" has been arrested for links...
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