Narco-Subs Sail the Caribbean
The Caribbean, historically a key region for drug trafficking, has once again become the center of attention with the seizure…
How Texas, Ken Paxton, and Twitter’s Move to the Lone Star State Could Save the American Republic
Last Updated on September 19, 2024 Twitter’s move out of California and into the new tech hub of Austin, Texas,…
ELN Attack Destroys Chances for Peace With Strengthening Colombian Guerrilla Group
Colombia’s government has ended peace talks with the country’s largest remaining guerrilla group after a deadly attack on a military…
Honduras Misses Reform Opportunities Amid Drug Scandal Turmoil
Two weeks after InSight Crime released a video that showed the Honduran president’s brother-in-law negotiating with drug traffickers, the government…
CJNG’s Fuel Theft Empire in the Crosshairs of US Treasury Sanctions
The U.S. Department of the Treasury has sanctioned 26 Mexican companies involved in fuel theft, signaling the growing importance of…
Cauca’s Pacific Coast Sees Surge in Violence as Conflict Spreads
A new wave of violence in southwestern Colombia signals a worrying spread of conflict into previously calm territories. On September…
Vitel’Homme Innocent
Vitel’Homme Innocent is the leader of Kraze Baryè, one of Haiti’s largest gangs. Based in Port-au-Prince, the gang shot to…
Prediction: Rising Homicides in Trinidad & Tobago Amid Gang Violence
Gang violence in Trinidad and Tobago is on the rise, and without significant policy changes, predictive models suggest the trend…
Guy Philippe
Guy Philippe is a convicted money launderer, former police commander, and politician, who helped lead the 2004 coup against Haiti’s…
Inside the Battle for Rio de Janeiro: Red Command Versus Militias
In Rio de Janeiro, one of Brazil’s biggest and most iconic cities, the balance of power may be shifting from…