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An armed National Guardsman patrolling a Buenos Aires neighborhood following a rise in criminality, in particular ransom kidnappings, in 2003.
Posted inNews Argentina

DataInSights: The Rise and Fall of Ransom Kidnappings in Argentina

by Christopher Newton 1 Jun 202327 Sep 2023
Posted inNews

New Strategies in Rosario, Argentina, as Monos Fight

by Christopher Newton 14 Mar 202314 Mar 2023
Posted inNews Homicides

InSight Crime’s 2022 Homicide Round-Up

by Peter Appleby, Chris Dalby, Sean Doherty, Scott Mistler-Ferguson and Henry Shuldiner 8 Feb 202329 Sep 2023
La Policía de Buenos Aires capturó a nueve personas de la banda
Posted inNews

E-Scooter Is Vehicle of Choice for Fashionable Argentina Traffickers

by Raquel Ballestin 3 Jan 20233 Jan 2023
Delfin Castedo, leader of Argentina's Clan Castedo, after his arrest
Posted inNews Argentina

How Did the Castedo Clan Run the Drug Trade in Northern Argentina?

by Alicia Florez 14 Dec 202215 Dec 2022
Posted inInvestigations Ndrangheta Latin America

Cocaine Brokers: The Flexible Backbone of the ’Ndrangheta Trafficking Empire

by Douwe den Held 23 Nov 20222 Oct 2023
Two police cars are parked on a street where somebody has been murdered in Rosario, Argentina.
Posted inNews Argentina

Why Are Murders Spreading Across Argentina’s Most Violent City?

by Gabrielle Gorder 8 Nov 20229 Nov 2022
Messenger services Telegram and WhatsApp are seen on a mobile phhone
Posted inNews Synthetic Drugs

Telegram Becoming Drug Dealing Marketplace of Choice in Argentina

by Jiahao Yang 8 Nov 20228 Nov 2022
Coca cultivators pick coca leaves that may go on to fuel Bolivia's growing cocaine production
Posted inNews Bolivia

What Lies Behind Bolivia’s Expanding Cocaine Trade?

by Alessandro Ford 25 Oct 202225 Oct 2022
Ariel Maximo Cantero, alias "Guille"
Posted inArgentina Los Monos

Ariel Máximo Cantero, alias ‘Guille’

by InSight Crime 20 Oct 202229 Sep 2023
Police outside the homes of suspected Monos gang members in Rosario, Argentina
Posted inNews Los Monos

Capture of Monos’ Young Blood Shows Criminal Lineage of Argentina’s Premier Gang

by Scott Mistler-Ferguson 30 Sep 20223 Oct 2022
Members of the Airport Security Police make raids at the addresses of people allegedly responsible for human trafficking
Posted inAnalysis

Legitimate Businesses Used as Fronts for Human Trafficking in Argentina

by Alicia Florez 15 Sep 202215 Sep 2022

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