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Butterflies, Beetles and Spiders: Costa Rica’s Smaller Eco-trafficking Targets
While eco-trafficking in Costa Rica has largely been associated with turtles, recent raids have shown how its butterflies, beetles, wasps and spiders can also fetch startling prices on the... Read more
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The seizure of an Italian oil supply vessel by pirates in the Gulf of Mexico in November, in which...
Mexico’s Former Top Security Official Indicted on US Drug Charges
US authorities have arrested the former top security official in Mexico during the administration...
Macri Leaves Office in Argentina With Mixed Reviews on Crime
Four years after coming to power, Argentina’s Mauricio Macri is leaving the presidential office...
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Colombia is at a crossroads. Several paths lay before it. One sees the ex-FARC mafia consigned to the dustbin of history in a short period of time. However, there are other, less appetizing scena... Read more
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After 2002, under increasing pressure from security forces, the FARC moved much of their leadership, logistics and funding outside of Colombia, particularly to Venezuela. The same is true for the... Read more
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With Colombia now producing more cocaine than ever before, the rise of illegal mining, as well as widespread extortion, the ex-FARC mafia has all the resources it needs to rebuild itself into a n... Read more
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In August 2019, the nature of the ex-FARC mafia changed from a localized nuisance to a national security threat. Iván Márquez and several of the more notorious FARC commanders announced their i... Read more
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Even before the signing of the 2016 peace agreement between the FARC and the Colombian government, it was clear that not all of the former guerillas would welcome and join the process.... Read more
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