Monthly Archives: May 2014
Colombia has released close to 11,000 prisoners over the last four months, a measure aimed at...
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Colombia Frees 11,000 Prisoners in Stopgap Overcrowding Effort
Police have arrested the alleged mastermind of the kidnapping and murder of 13 youths in Mexico...
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Micro-trafficking Capo Arrested Over Mexico City ‘Heaven’ Murders
Authorities in El Salvador suspect that death squads with possible connections to the police are...
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Has Gang Violence in El Salvador Sparked a Death Squad Revival?
Authorities in Colombia and Venezuela have dismantled a group dedicated to the production and...
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Fake Medicine Bust Exposes Lucrative Venezuela-Colombia Trade
The first comprehensive United Nations report on synthetic drugs discusses a growing number of...
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Synthetic Drug Report Suggests LatAm Criminal Migration, Growing Local Market
Authorities in Brazil are investigating the possible existence of a criminal group inside...
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Brazil Oil Giant Petrobras Implicated in Money Laundering Scheme
Paraguay has seized over 10,000 apparently fake cell phones in Ciudad del Este, suggesting Asian...
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Are Asian Phone Pirates Looking to Access LatAm Through Paraguay?
Recent arrests of alleged kidnappers in Guerrero and arms traffickers in the State of Mexico both...
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Arrests Show Familia Michoacana Still Active in Southwest Mexico
The number of Brazilians imprisoned abroad has increased by nearly a third since 2011, with drug...
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Growth in Brazil Citizens Detained Abroad Coincides with Criminal Migration
The United States is seeing a flood of migrants -- many of them unaccompanied children -- from...
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Unaccompanied Child Migrants and the Central America Exodus
Authorities in Mexico have confirmed the Sinaloa Cartel orchestrated a recently busted operation...
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Sinaloa Cartel Exporting Expertise, Importing Cocaine from Argentina
Fuel theft along Mexico state oil firm Pemex's oil and gas pipelines is increasing rapidly, raising...
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