Monthly Archives: November 2017
An upcoming election in Honduras has called into question the future of a reform commission that...
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Could Upcoming Honduras Election Set Back Police Reform Progress?
Law enforcement officials in Ecuador rejected a recent report indicating that Mexican cartels have...
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Ecuador Officials Reject Report Saying Mexico Cartels Operate There
Testimony in an ongoing trial in a US court has implicated two of Latin America's biggest media...
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Latin America Media Giants Implicated in FIFA Corruption Scandal
Due to a combination of factors, Honduras is on track to close out 2017 with a significantly lower...
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7 Keys to Understanding Honduras’ Declining Homicide Rate
A recent US congressional hearing on the effectiveness of financially sanctioning criminal...
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US Congressional Hearing Renews Debate on Efficacy of ‘Kingpin List’
A recent report has shed new light on the dynamics of the drug trade in Costa Rica, highlighting...
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Report Unravels Transnational Strands of Costa Rica Drug Trade
The ongoing decline of the Gulf Cartel and the Zetas has left northeastern Mexico without a single...
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Zetas-Gulf Cartel Conflict Continues to Rock Mexico’s Northeast
A new report details how defense attorneys in Guatemala are capitalizing on the slow pace of...
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Judicial Delay Tactics Gumming Up Guatemala Criminal Cases: Report
Accessible by air and river, Miraflores is an island in the forests of southern Colombia that is...
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Miraflores, Colombia: The Municipality Where Peace Never Arrived
The small Central American nation of Belize has a remarkably high homicide rate. The main sources...
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Belize Profile
Colombia's largest cocaine seizure in over a decade is a blow to the Urabeños criminal group and...
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Massive Colombia Cocaine Seizure Shows Signs of Underworld Shake-Up
In our November 9 Facebook Live session, InSight Crime co-director Steven Dudley spoke with senior...
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