El Salvador gang truce

Gang members in El Salvador

Brief

El Salvador Gang Truce ‘Technically’ Finished: Police

by Michael Lohmuller 4 Mar 201424 Apr 2023

PNC director Rigoberto Pleites (left)

Brief

Why Is El Salvador Police Chief Downplaying Homicide Spike?

by Michael Lohmuller 29 Jan 201424 Apr 2023

The FARC delegation in Havana

How Criminal Agendas Took Center Stage in LatAm Peace Deals

by Charles Parkinson 23 Jan 201424 Apr 2023

D'Aubuisson (right) speaks about recordings

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Recordings Spark Gang Truce Controversy in El Salvador

by Marguerite Cawley and James Bargent 23 Jan 201424 Apr 2023

A bus burned in El Salvador in 2010

Brief

El Salvador Bus Extortion Doubles to $36 Mn Amid Failing Gang Truce

by Charles Parkinson 21 Jan 201424 Apr 2023

Murders in El Salvador fell by 4% in 2013

Brief

El Salvador Murders Fall Slightly for 2013, but Rising Again

by Michael Lohmuller 14 Jan 201424 Apr 2023

Women need to come to the forefront of the truce

Where Are the Women in the El Salvador Gang Truce?

by Jennifer Peirce 7 Jan 201424 Apr 2023

A body being uncovered at a mass graves site

Mass Graves Burying the Truth about El Salvador Gang Truce

by Steven Dudley 1 Jan 201424 Apr 2023

'Paco,' Argentina's version of crack cocaine

Organized Crime in the Americas: What to Expect in 2014

by Jeremy McDermott and Steven Dudley 31 Dec 201324 Apr 2023

Members of the MS13

Brief

El Salvador Gangs Getting Deeper into Drug Trafficking: Police

by Marguerite Cawley 18 Dec 201324 Apr 2023

El Salvador gang truce mediator Raul Mijango

El Salvador Gang Truce: Signs of Life?

by Carlos Martinez 13 Dec 201324 Apr 2023

Investigators have found 19 bodies so far near Colon

Brief

El Salvador Mass Graves Put Pressure on Gang Truce

by Miriam Wells 10 Dec 201324 Apr 2023

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