Monthly Archives: September 2017
Colombia's demobilized FARC guerrilla group recently launched a new political party, but internal...
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FARC Entrance to Colombia’s Political Arena Haunted by Guerrillas’ Past
The rise of organized crime in Venezuela's southern Bolívar region has been directly proportional...
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Gold and Chaos: Gang Lords Rule Venezuela’s Orinoco Mining Arc
A jailed Ecuadorean drug capo is claiming to be a member of Colombia's demobilized FARC guerrilla...
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Is Ecuador’s ‘Pablo Escobar’ a Member of Colombia’s FARC?
Recent testimony before the US Senate revived allegations that a Venezuela-owned company...
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Allegations of Venezuela, Nicaragua Complicity in FARC Money Laundering Resurface
Dozens of individuals in Colombia have been sentenced for crimes committed while serving under...
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Colombia Convicts Former Paramilitary Leaders for Hundreds of Crimes
The US House of Representatives has backed a bill designed to facilitate the deportation of...
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Proposed US Gang Deportation Law Could Sweep Up Innocents
The largest cocaine seizure ever in Germany points to the role of the port city of Antwerp in...
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Inside Germany’s Largest-Ever Cocaine Seizure: The Belgium Connection
Guatemala's congress is backtracking on an attempt to weaken anti-corruption efforts following...
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Public Outcry Forces Guatemala Congress to Backtrack on ‘Impunity Pact’
State forces have reportedly been responsible for a wave of killings in Venezuela's illegal mining...
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What Is Behind Killings in Venezuela Illegal Mining Regions?
The first sitting president in the history of Brazil to face criminal charges has been indicted...
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Brazil President Faces New Criminal Charges Related to Graft Scheme
In our September 14 Facebook Live session, Co-director Jeremy McDermott and Senior Investigator...
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Weekly InSight: Special Investigation on Venezuela’s Prisons
In an annual designation of major drug trafficking and producing nations, US President Donald Trump...
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