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The New York Times published a piece Friday on the push to reform Mexico's security forces.
Bolivia has indicated recently that it is interested in new alliances in the fight against the drug trade.
Mexican authorities Sunday announced the capture of Sergio Villareal Barragán, alias El Grande, allegedly head of an assassin's network for…
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton made headlines Wednesday for making a frank comparison between Mexico's drug war and…
The Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) have released a public statement in reaction to the death of their…
In what President Juan Manuel Santos called the most important strike ever against the FARC, top military commander Jorge Briceño,…
Days after granting a rare interview, the anonymous author of the Blog del Narco,…
Amid suspicions, a leftist organization of ex-Shining Path guerillas, known as Movadef, is prepping to launch mayoral candidates…
El Salvador's hard-line law against gang activity officially took effect on Sunday, although the Attorney General's Office told La…
Two Honduran diplomats reported being kidnapped temporarily by unknown perpetrators in Veracruz, Mexico last Saturday. But the state…
With occasional advice from a "witch," a group of police and military officials sold arms to the FARC's…
Lack of inter-agency cooperation is hindering efforts to stem arms trafficking at the U.S-Mexico border,…