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Sinaloa Cartel

Police stand on a road in Sonora after finding four bodies
Posted inNews Sinaloa Cartel

El Chapo’s Sons Fight Rafael Caro Quintero’s Men in Sonora, Mexico

by Peter Appleby 22 Jul 202213 Oct 2023
Rafael Caro Quintero is interviewed b by Miguel Dimayuga/Proceso
Posted inNews Mexico

Rafael Caro Quintero’s Capture in Mexico Celebrated and Overstated

by Peter Appleby and Chris Dalby 16 Jul 202213 Oct 2023
A church goer in Mexico City
Posted inNews

Have Mexico’s Cartels Stopped Respecting the Catholic Church?

by Peter Appleby 11 Jul 202213 Oct 2023
Posted inNews Covid and Crime

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

by Alessandro Ford 5 Jul 202213 Oct 2023
Posted inNews

Turkey: Cocaine Hub Between Europe and the Middle East

by Alessandro Ford 29 Jun 202213 Oct 2023
Photos of the two priests murdered in the north Mexican state of Chihuahua
Posted inNews

Sinaloa Cartel Leader Hunted After Killing Priests, Baseball Players and US Tourist

by Henry Shuldiner 29 Jun 202213 Oct 2023
Posted inNews

Sinaloa State Dominates Fentanyl and Meth Production in Mexico

by Parker Asmann 10 Jun 202213 Oct 2023
Posted inNews

How Mexico City Tried to Crush La Unión Tepito

by Alessandro Ford 9 May 202213 Oct 2023
One of many seizures of cocaine recently caught in Esmeraldas, Ecuador
Posted inNews

Colombian and Mexican Cartels Pick Sides in Ecuador’s Drug War

by Juliana Manjarrés 9 May 202213 Oct 2023
Posted inNews Synthetic Drugs

Sonora: Growing Air Corridor for Synthetic Drugs on US-Mexico Border

by Alessandro Ford 18 Apr 202213 Oct 2023
A totoaba fish captured in a fishnet
Posted inNews Illegal Fishing

Mexico’s Cartels Corner the Chinese Market for Illegal Wildlife

by Scott Mistler-Ferguson 14 Apr 202213 Oct 2023
Posted inNews

Has Cali Become an Operational Hub for Mexican Cartels in Colombia?

by Gabrielle Gorder 13 Apr 202213 Oct 2023

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