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Red Command

Graffiti bearing the Red Command's initials
Posted inBrazil Red Command

Red Command

by InSight Crime 19 Nov 202419 Nov 2024
Imagen principal: Presos brasileños muestran su ración de comida. Crédito: Gláucio Dettmar/CJN.
Posted inNews

How ‘Canteens’ Feed Crime in Brazil’s Prisons

by Mario Saiz15 Nov 202415 Nov 2024
Posted inNews Elections and Crime

Cash and Violence: Organized Crime Fights to Control Brazil’s Municipal Vote

by Marina Cavalari 25 Oct 202413 Nov 2024
Rio security force official stands next to a Red Command graffiti.
Posted inNews Red Command

Inside the Battle for Rio de Janeiro: Red Command Versus Militias

by Marina Cavalari 11 Sep 202411 Sep 2024
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4 Ways AI Is Shaping Organized Crime in Latin America

by Christopher Newton 26 Aug 202427 Aug 2024
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by Marina Cavalari 1 Jul 20243 Jul 2024
Rifles incautados durante la Operación Dakovo.
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by Beatriz Vicent Fernández 11 Jan 202411 Jan 2024
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What Is Behind Rising Violence in Bahia, Brazil?

by Christopher Newton, Sandra Pellegrini and Rachel Sodré 13 Dec 202329 Aug 2024
Police Operations in Brazilian Favelas
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by Juliana Manjarrés 26 Oct 202313 Dec 2023
Flávio Dino presents Brazil's new security program
Posted inNews Brazil

New Money, Old Strategies in Brazil’s Anti-Crime Plan

by Christopher Newton 9 Oct 202313 Oct 2023
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What Lies Behind Bolivia’s Expanding Cocaine Trade?

by Alessandro Ford 25 Oct 202226 Jul 2024
Police point their rifles at a woman
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How Religious Militias and Warrior Mentalities Mix in Rio de Janeiro

by Alessandro Ford 5 Sep 202226 Jul 2024

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