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Popular Election of Judges in Mexico: Risk of Corruption and Inefficiency
Mexico’s judicial reform puts federal judges up for popular vote, sparking concerns over the judiciary's vulnerability to organized crime.
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United States Targets Mexico’s the Línea Gang Over Fentanyl
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Spain Reclaims Position as Cocaine Gateway to Europe
A record 13-ton seizure of cocaine is more evidence that Spain has bounced back as the main entry point into Europe for the ...
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Cash and Violence: Organized Crime Fights to Control Brazil’s Municipal Vote
With the second round of Brazil’s municipal elections coming up, criminals are increasingly being caught using cash to sway ...
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Italy’s Camorra Moves Into Colombia’s Cocaine Capital
Two high-ranking members of Italy's Camorra were arrested in Medellín, Colombia, in a multinational operation against cocaine ...
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The Doubts Behind Bolivia’s ‘Biggest Cocaine Seizure Ever’
A 21-ton seizure of cocaine in Bolivia, if true, reinforces the country's role as a drug producer and transit hub.
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Feared Zetas Brothers Reign from Mexico Prisons: US Prosecutors
United States prosecutors accuse the Treviño Morales brothers of controlling remnants of the Zetas despite a decade behind bars in Mexico.
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Crime, Drugs, and Violence Top Concerns in Uruguay’s Election
As Uruguayans prepare to vote in the first round of presidential elections this weekend, security has emerged as a pivotal ...
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Mario Saiz
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