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Argentina’s most violent city, Rosario, looks set to beat its homicide record set one decade ago. But the city’s criminal…
In Argentina, Telegram is becoming the go-to method for finding drugs on the street level as dealers and consumers seek…
The transfers of top gang leaders from prison to prison in Ecuador often precede outbreaks of horrifying violence.
Mothers searching for their disappeared loved ones in Mexico face increasing threats and killings.
The trial of Genaro García Luna, Mexico's public security minister during the presidency of Felipe Calderón, is fast approaching.
In Sinaloa, Mexico, chemicals used for methamphetamine production are damaging the environment and, it appears, the health of locals.
Political conflict, institutional weakness, and ineffective legislation have helped wood theft and illegal logging proliferate in Chile.
InSight Crime presented two events on organized crime at a United Nations conference in Vienna.
Honduras has freed dozens of individuals tied to organized crime a year after reforming its money laundering law.
A new report has investigated claims that the purity of cocaine available in North America is continuously decreasing.
Rodolfo Delgado, El Salvador's Attorney General, may have worrying connections to Jorge Manuel Vega Knight, an alleged money launderer and…
Murders in Esmeraldas, northern Ecuador, have exploded. Gangs battling for control of drug trafficking routes are to blame.