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Six Ways Coronavirus is Impacting Organized Crime in the Americas
Criminal groups across Latin America have been forced to dig deep by the coronavirus pandemic and subsequent lockdown. Moving drugs and contraband, shaking down extortion victims and getting migrants... Read more
Francisco Reyes Pacheco, Almost the Luckiest Man in Honduras
Francisco Reyes Pacheco is facing his share of legal problems, being embroiled in a drug...
The Slow Death of Mexico's Santa Rosa de Lima Cartel
Mexico's Santa Rosa de Lima Cartel has found itself on the ropes, fending off authorities and...
Eruption of Gang Violence Belies Bukele's Security Wins in El Salvador
El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele has lashed out after several days of bloodshed amid a...
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US authorities alleged Nidal Waked and other members of his powerful and well-connected family in Panama were among “the world’s most significant drug money launderers and criminal facilitato... Read more
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As has been reiterated throughout this report, the participation of women in organized criminal economies is becoming ever more relevant and is accelerating. Studies of this phenomenon, which hav... Read more
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Women’s participation in organized crime groups is not uniform. The diverse roles that women play in criminal economies allow us to characterize different types of participation, forming a spec... Read more
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This section will discuss the main roles that women play in drug trafficking, human trafficking and migrant smuggling with a view to identifying the full... Read more
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In Latin America, the participation of women in organized crime has been in the shadow of academic and public policy debate due to the male dominance in the different criminal economies and the t... Read more
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