Monthly Archives: April 2015
Despite government efforts, fuel theft has risen in Mexico, at a time when falling oil and gas...
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Mexico Oil Theft Just Keeps Getting Worse
A high-level government official has said Peru is at risk of becoming a narco-state, a questionable...
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‘Peru Could Become a Narco-State’: Official
Criminal groups in Mexico have kidnapped and extorted migrants for years, but their ability to prey...
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How US Immigration Policy Makes Kidnapping Migrants More Profitable
The number of firearms seized from criminal groups over the past ten years -- an average of 40 a...
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Mexico Seized Enough Illegal Weapons to Arm Navy, Police
El Salvadors gangs have released a new statement promising to reduce violence, but with their top...
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El Salvador Gangs Want a Peace Process
Violence exploded in northeastern Mexico this week following the arrest of a Gulf Cartel leader,...
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Gulf Cartel Violence Reminiscent of Mexico Drug War Peak
A growing number of Rio de Janiero's faithful -- ranging from drug traffickers to police officers...
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Narcos, Police Unite in Adoration of ‘Warrior Saint’ in Brazil
Recent claims by Nicaragua that it intends to buy Russian fighter jets for counter-narcotics...
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Nicaragua to Fight Narcos with Warplanes? Don’t Believe It
Authorities in Colombia have captured the leaders of a network that allegedly trafficked cocaine...
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Colombia Dismantles Urabeños Drug Plane Network
Guatemala's president has announced that he will seek to renew the mandate of a United...
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Mandate Renewed, But CICIG Will Not Save Guatemala
Honduras and Nicaragua have signed a cooperation agreement for anti-narcotics operations along...
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Honduras, Nicaragua Deepen Military Cooperation Along Border
Twelve members of a self-defense group in Mexico's Michoacan state went missing after going out on...
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