Claire O Neill Mccleskey, Author at InSight Crime

Over 150 'narcotaxis' are believed to operate in Chilpancingo

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Over 150 ‘Narcotaxis’ Operate in Mexico State Capital

by Claire O Neill Mccleskey 30 Jul 201324 Apr 2023

Guatemala's Lorenzana drug trafficking clan

Guatemala: The Changing Face of Drug Trafficking

by Julie Lopez 30 Jul 201324 Apr 2023

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El Salvador Arrests 13 Linked to Texis Cartel Leader

by Claire O Neill Mccleskey 23 Jul 201324 Apr 2023

Victor Delgado and Attorney General Jesus Murillo Karam

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New Generation Jalisco Cartel Leader Captured In Mexico

by Claire O Neill Mccleskey 22 Jul 201324 Apr 2023

Police arrest suspected hijackers in Colombia

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Cargo Hijacking Leads to Major Losses in Latin America

by Claire O Neill Mccleskey 5 Jul 201324 Apr 2023

Colombia has the world's highest number of displaced people

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BACRIM Displacement Victims Win Legal Recognition in Colombia

by Claire O Neill Mccleskey 4 Jul 201324 Apr 2023

Congressman Monreal with a copy of his study

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200,000 People Involved in Mexico ‘Death Squads’: Congressman

by Claire O Neill Mccleskey 4 Jul 201324 Apr 2023

Do the FARC possess surface-to-air missiles?

Why Haven’t the FARC Successfully Used Surface-to-Air Missiles in Colombia?

by Claire O Neill Mccleskey 4 Jul 201324 Apr 2023

El Salvador gang members hand in weapons as part of the truce.

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El Salvador Police Report Rise in Homicides

by Claire O Neill Mccleskey 2 Jul 201324 Apr 2023

Oaxaca candidate Rosalia Palma's husband and aide were killed.

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Run-Up to Mexico’s Local Elections Marred by Violence

by Claire O Neill Mccleskey 1 Jul 201324 Apr 2023

Violence has displaced thousands of Mexicans

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Sinaloa Town Displaced by ‘Zetas’ Threats

by Claire O Neill Mccleskey 17 Jun 201324 Apr 2023

The armed forces patrol in San Pedro Sula

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Honduras Armed Forces Report Drop in San Pedro Sula Homicides

by Claire O Neill Mccleskey 14 Jun 201324 Apr 2023

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