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Hombres detenidos son llevados a un centro de reclusión en El Salvador. Crédito: Gobierno de El Salvador
Posted inNews Security Policy

Why Do Latin American Governments Keep Betting on States of Emergency?

by Jerónimo López 15 Oct 202415 Oct 2024
cover image map homicides round up rates 2023
Posted inNews Homicides

InSight Crime’s 2023 Homicide Round-Up

by Juliana Manjarrés and Christopher Newton 21 Feb 202422 Mar 2024
Posted inNews Homicides

Organized Crime Blamed for Half of Latin America’s Homicides

by Dario Migliorini 22 Dec 202322 Dec 2023
Drug traffickers like Dudus Coke or Cesar Peralta made the Caribbean a cocaine hub.
Posted inNews Caribbean

A History of the Caribbean’s Most Powerful Drug Kingpins

by Douwe den Held and Gavin Voss 12 May 202313 Oct 2023
US Homeland Security Investigations displays a seizure of military style weapons on a table.
Posted inNews

4 Takeaways From CARICOM Firearms Report

by Gavin Voss 4 May 202313 Oct 2023
Paraguayan authorities posing for a picture with men arrested for arms trafficking in an international Interpol-led operation.
Posted inQ&A Arms Trafficking

Across the Americas, Governments Aim to Rein in Flow of Guns

by Henry Shuldiner and Anastasia Austin 24 Apr 202326 Jul 2024
Police stand outside Jamaican courts as members of the One Don gang are led inside.
Posted inNews Jamaica

Jamaica Success in Gang Case but Violence Continues

by Sean Doherty 10 Mar 202313 Oct 2023
Fifty packages of cocaine found by authorities in Jamaica's Port of Kingston
Posted inNews Cocaine

Jamaica Seizing Ever-Larger Cocaine Shipments from Colombia

by Gavin Voss 23 Jan 202313 Oct 2023
A Jamaican soldiers stands, rifle in hand, close to the camera while on patrol in Kingston, Jamaica
Posted inNews Jamaica

What Lies Behind Jamaica’s Perpetual Loop of States of Emergency?

by Chris Dalby 8 Dec 202213 Oct 2023
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Posted inInvestigations Infographics

Overharvesting and Poaching Devastate Jamaica’s Fisheries

by Zadie Neufville 27 Jul 202219 Oct 2023

Plundered Oceans: IUU Fishing in Central American and Caribbean Waters

Posted inNews Covid and Crime

Why Did Latin America’s Drug Trade Thrive During COVID-19?

by Alessandro Ford 5 Jul 202213 Oct 2023

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