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Machinery used to destroy cocaine through encapsulation

Concrete Cocaine: Ecuador’s Pioneering Drug Destruction Method

by Henry Shuldiner 5 Jan 202313 Oct 2023

Mexican solider burn coca plants in Guerrero, Mexico

Coca Cultivation Grows in Guerrero, Mexico, but Scalability Remains Doubtful

by Henry Shuldiner 16 Dec 202213 Oct 2023

Honduran President Xiomara Castro announces state of exception at a press conference

Honduras’ State of Exception May Set Worrying Precedent

by Henry Shuldiner 29 Nov 202213 Oct 2023

Small monkey in a cage gripping the bars

News

Wildlife Trafficking Grows in Mexico as Criminals Go Digital

by Henry Shuldiner 21 Nov 202213 Oct 2023

Haitan fuel tankers filling up at the newly reopened Varreux fuel terminal

From Negotiations to Sanctions, a Busy Time for Crime in Haiti

by Henry Shuldiner 11 Nov 202213 Oct 2023

A burnt out car in Guayaquil following 24 hours of gang violence in November.

Transfers of Gang Leaders Focus Points for Ecuador’s Prison Violence

by Chris Dalby and Henry Shuldiner 7 Nov 202213 Oct 2023

Truck trasnsporting wood engulfed in flames in southern Chile

How Illegal Logging Became a National Security Crisis in Chile

by Henry Shuldiner 2 Nov 202213 Oct 2023

Jimmy Chérizier, alias “Barbecue,” shows off an automatic weapon, surronded by fellow gang members

Haitian Gang Leader, ‘Barbecue,’ Targeted in UN Sanctions Resolution

by Henry Shuldiner 18 Oct 202213 Oct 2023

Moulins d'Haiti, a flour mill on the bay of Port-au-Prince, was recently attacked by Haitian gangs

Highways and Mills – Haiti Gangs Battle for Control of Key Infrastructure

by Henry Shuldiner and Alessandro Ford 13 Oct 202213 Oct 2023

A comparison between a real and a fake US dollar bill in Venezuela

How Ecuador and Venezuela Face Differing Invasions of Fake US Dollars

by Henry Shuldiner and Raquel Ballestin 13 Oct 202213 Oct 2023

Prisoners lay on the floor with their hands on their heads as Ecuadorian secutiry forces regain control of the prison pavillion

Peace Between Ecuador’s Warring Gangs Appears Further than Ever

by Henry Shuldiner 7 Oct 202213 Oct 2023

Honduran President Xiomara Castro delivers a speech during the United Nations General Assembly in which she heavily criticized her predecessor

News Elites and Crime

Latin American Leaders Voice Security Concerns At United Nations General Assembly

by Henry Shuldiner 23 Sep 202213 Oct 2023

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