Microtrafficking

Santos watches as "ollas" are demolished

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Colombia’s Next Move against Micro-Trafficking: Demolishing Houses

by Mimi Yagoub 11 Apr 201424 Apr 2023

A joint raid by Brazilian and Colombian police

The Flow of Drugs and Blood in the Amazon Tri-border Region

by Charles Parkinson 4 Apr 201424 Apr 2023

Members of the MS13

Rethinking the El Salvador Mara – Drug Trafficking Relationship

by Juan Carlos Garzon 3 Apr 201424 Apr 2023

Hector Alonso Castro Franco, alias "Hector Largo"

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Colombia Captures “Czar” of Thriving Synthetic Drug Trade

by Michael Lohmuller 27 Mar 201424 Apr 2023

Ecuador has seized 10 tons of drugs in 2014

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Ecuador Seizures Point to Booming International and Domestic Drug Trade

by Michael Lohmuller 12 Mar 201424 Apr 2023

Chemicals found at the Asuncion lab

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‘Microtrafficking Czar’ Raid Highlights Paraguay Domestic Drug Market

by Marguerite Cawley 12 Mar 201424 Apr 2023

Local drug sales are a rising problem in LatAm

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Mexico, Argentina Drug Stats Indicate Rapid Growth in Microtrafficking

by Marguerite Cawley 3 Mar 201424 Apr 2023

Cocaine seized in Costa Rica in 2013

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Rise In Costa Rica Drug Seizures Indicates Increased Transit

by Marguerite Cawley 25 Feb 201424 Apr 2023

A recent murder scene in Rosario, Argentina

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Concern Grows Over Argentina Microtrafficking, Drug Violence

by Marguerite Cawley 24 Feb 201424 Apr 2023

Dominican anti-drugs chief Julio Souffront

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Dominican Republic Police Corruption Sign of Booming Drug Market

by Mimi Yagoub 21 Feb 201424 Apr 2023

"Yaqui's" nephew, who formerly headed the "Angels"

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Argentina Narco-Clan Tactics Emulate Established Regional Groups

by Marguerite Cawley 14 Feb 201424 Apr 2023

Body of one of Rosario, Argentina's recent murder victims

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Argentina Hired Assassins Sign of Growing Drug Violence

by Marguerite Cawley 27 Jan 201424 Apr 2023

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