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Criminal Migration

US authorities pursue the leader of Barrio Azteca
Posted inBrief

US Gangs Increase Links to Mexican Cartels

by Marguerite Cawley 13 Oct 201424 Apr 2023
A police station in Niteroi, Brazil
Posted inBrief

Why Is Crime Rising Across Brazil’s Rio de Janeiro State?

by Elyssa Pachico 29 Sep 201424 Apr 2023
Gran Familia leader 'Viejo Paco' (front, center)
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Peru Extortion Gang Goes Multinational

by Marguerite Cawley 9 Sep 201424 Apr 2023
PGC leader Osmar de Souza was captured in Paraguay in 2012
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Brazilian Gang Runs Cocaine Trade in Peru’s Rebel Heartland

by Marguerite Cawley 5 Sep 201424 Apr 2023
A gang member in Somoto, Nicaragua
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How MS13 and Barrio 18 are Extending Their Reach to Nicaragua

by Martha Celia Hernandez 28 Aug 201424 Apr 2023
Venezuelan authorities stand by a dismembered body
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Mutilated Corpses in Venezuela Point to Migrating Criminal Tactics

by Marguerite Cawley 21 Aug 201424 Apr 2023
A Bolivian drug plane caught in Peru in July
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Peru Cocaine Clans Expanding in Bolivia: Police

by Marguerite Cawley 12 Aug 201424 Apr 2023
Has the UPP program led to criminal migration
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Has Rio’s ‘Pacification’ Simply Pushed Crime to the City Limits?

by Geoffrey Ramsey 12 Aug 201424 Apr 2023
The tunnel discovered by authorities
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Leaders of Brazil’s PCC Gang Fled to Paraguay: Police

by Camilo Mejía 30 Jul 201424 Apr 2023
Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez called for US aid
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Presidents Call for US to Invest in CentAm Version of ‘Plan Colombia’

by Kyra Gurney 25 Jul 201424 Apr 2023
Assassinated lawyer Dana Seetahal
Posted inBrief Caribbean

Trinidad Attorney Killed by International Drug Gang: US

by Camilo Mejía 26 Jun 201428 Sep 2023
Latin America and the Caribbean is world's most violent region
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Criminal Evolution and Violence in Latin America and the Caribbean

Steven Dudley by Steven Dudley 26 Jun 201424 Apr 2023

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