Monthly Archives: April 2014
The assault against the Knights Templar led by vigilante groups and security forces is creating a...
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Outside Drug Cartels, Rogue Vigilantes Set Sights on Michoacan
Press in Guatemala have confirmed one of the main players in appointing the country's new attorney...
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Guatemala Power Broker Under Investigation for Financial Crimes
Rio de Janeiro's tourist hotspot of Copacabana has been hit by rioting and gunfights after...
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Anti-Police Riots in Rio Deepen Brazil World Cup Security Concerns
In the past three years, 48,947 people were murdered in the Northern Triangle, the most violent...
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The Northern Triangle: The Countries That Don’t Cry for Their Dead
Since taking over in 2010, Guatemala's Attorney General Claudia Paz y Paz has waged a revolution...
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The War of Paz y Paz: The Revolution
Police in Peru are targeting a transnational money laundering network they claim could be linked to...
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Peru Takes on ‘Big Apple’ Transnational Drug Money Laundering Ring
Authorities in Ecuador have rescued around 8,000 animals from eco-traffickers in the last decade, a...
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Animal Rescue Stats Highlight Trade Threatening Ecuador Wildlife
A recent report has highlighted the increasing role of the East African nation Mozambique in the...
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Is Mozambique Set to Become Africa’s Next Hub for LatAm Cocaine?
The high price of an exotic wood has spurred a rash of timber theft in the forests of Panama,...
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High Exotic Wood Prices Driving Illegal Logging In Panama
Since taking over in 2010, Guatemala's Attorney General Claudia Paz y Paz has waged a revolutionary...
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The War of Paz y Paz: The Victims
In an examination of Peru's drug flights, IDL Reporteros Director Gustavo Gorriti takes an in-depth...
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Hunting Drug Planes in Peru’s Jungles
The tale of a runaway Cuban baseball player illustrates a human smuggling route from the Communist...
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