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Posted inNews Colombia

Colombia’s Historic Drop in Deforestation Could Be Linked to Criminal Groups

by Juan Diego Cárdenas 12 Jul 202412 Jul 2024
New posters of Tren de Aragua's leaders hang during a press conference.

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Posted inNews Venezuela

US Labels Tren de Aragua a Transnational Criminal Threat

Avatar photo by Venezuela Investigative Unit 11 Jul 202412 Jul 2024
Posted inNews Methamphetamine

Mexico’s Meth Producers Are Making Their Own Precursors, Government Says

by Victoria Dittmar 9 Jul 20249 Jul 2024
Posted inNews Brazil

The Mafias Behind Sand Trafficking in Latin America

by Marina Cavalari 8 Jul 202410 Jul 2024
A vender counts Venezuelan Bolivars and US dollar bills to deliver change for a customer at a public market in the Quinta Crespo neighborhood in Caracas, Venezuela, Sunday, Dec. 11, 2022. Credit:
Posted inNews Venezuela

Venezuela Businesses Increasingly Need Dollars. Loansharks Are Taking Advantage.

Avatar photo by Venezuela Investigative Unit 5 Jul 20245 Jul 2024
Posted inNews Ecuador

The Pioneering Albanian Trafficker Who Took Ecuador’s Drug Trade By Storm

by Markus Espinoza and Douwe den Held 4 Jul 20245 Jul 2024
Posted inNews Brazil

Kidnapping Data for Ransom Is a Booming Business in Brazil

by Christopher Newton 3 Jul 20243 Jul 2024
Larry Álvarez Núñez, alias “Larry Changa” was arrested by Colombian police. Credit: Policía Nacional de Colombia
Posted inNews Venezuela

Tren de Aragua Just Sustained Its Biggest Leadership Blow

by Venezuela Investigation Unit 2 Jul 20249 Jul 2024
Posted inNews Security Policy

What a Decade of Data Tells Us About Organized Crime in Brazil

by Marina Cavalari 1 Jul 20243 Jul 2024
The headquarters of the UNODC in Vienna, Austria
Posted inNews Drug Policy

Cocaine Surge Fuels Violence as Opium Falls: UN Drug Report 2024

by Christopher Newton 28 Jun 202428 Jun 2024
Peace talks between the Second Marquetalia and the Colombian government in Caracas, Venezuela.
Posted inNews Second Marquetalia

Why Colombia’s Second Marquetalia May Finally Be Ready for Peace 

by Sergio Saffon 27 Jun 202428 Jun 2024
Former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández during his extradition to the United States.
Posted inNews Elites and Crime

Juan Orlando Hernández Sentenced to 45 Years in Prison for Drug Trafficking

by Sam Woolston 26 Jun 20241 Jul 2024

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