Monthly Archives: May 2016
An internationally supported anti-corruption body in Honduras has just completed its first month of...
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New Honduras Anti-Corruption Body Drops Hints About Strategy
Mexico's proposal to use GPS tracking to prevent torture by security officials is another example...
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GPS Provision of Torture Law Unlikely to Limit Mexico Police Abuses
Venezuela kidnappers are now demanding ransom payments in US dollars rather than the local...
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Venezuela Kidnappers Charging Ransom in US Dollars: Report
A recent survey found favela dwellers in Rio de Janeiro are more afraid of police than illegal...
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Rio Favelas Fear Police More Than Drug Traffickers: Survey
US government figures reveal that the continuing cocaine boom in Colombia has seen the northeastern...
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Coca Boom in Northeast Colombia Troubling for Peace Plans
El Salvador has extended a state of emergency in seven prisons for one year, subjecting inmates to...
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El Salvador Extends Tough Prison Restrictions for One Year
The arrest of an Interpol agent who allegedly colluded with the Urabeños is fresh proof that...
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Arrest of Interpol Mole Exposes Urabeños’ Corruption Networks in Colombia
The relationship between gangs and violence in Honduras is difficult, if not impossible, to...
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Appraising Violence in Honduras: How Much is ‘Gang-Related’?
A businessman in Guatemala claims he paid hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes to buy the...
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Guatemala’s ‘Dollar Boy’ Says He Paid Politicians Hefty Bribes
The son of former Honduras president Porfirio Lobo Sosa has pleaded guilty to federal drug charges...
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Fmr Honduras President’s Son Pleads Guilty to US Drug Charges
Two judges in Mexico have approved separate US extradition requests for Joaquín El Chapo...
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Mexico’s ‘El Chapo’ on the Border of Extradition?
A recording implicating Peru's presidential front-runner Keiko Fujimori in a massive money...
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