Honduras’ State of Exception May Set Worrying Precedent
Honduran President Xiomara Castro declared a state of exception as extortion cases reached uncontrollable levels, raising fears she may be…
San Francisco: Smash-and-Grab Robbers Steal Nearly $200,000 Worth of Camera Equipment Near Union Square
Last Updated on November 28, 2022 Thieves stole over $180,000 worth of camera equipment in yet another smash-and-grab robbery near…
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Smugglers Leave Haitian Migrants Marooned on Desert Islands Off Puerto Rico
Migrant smugglers are marooning large groups of Haitians and others on small, uninhabited islands between the Dominican Republic and Puerto…
Why Mega-Prisons Holding Tens of Thousands Won’t Make a Difference
A mixture of heavy-handed government policies, a lack of funding, and corruption has led to Latin America’s prisons being overcrowded…
Join Us This #GivingTuesday in Exposing Organized Crime
For over twelve years, InSight Crime has contributed to the global dialogue on organized crime and corruption. Our work has…
International Sanctions Seek to Weaken Haiti’s Patronage System Between Politicians, Gangs
A raft of sanctions from the United States and Canada targeting senior Haitian politicians threatens to pull back the curtain…
How Organized Crime Profits from Migrant Flow Across Colombia’s Darién Gap
The Darién Gap, a perilous natural border between western Colombia and southern Panama, has become an alarmingly busy route for…
Digital Wild West: Latin America Unprepared for Crypto-Crime
A lack of regulation surrounding how cryptocurrencies are being used by organized crime has left Latin American and Caribbean countries…
Cocaine Brokers: The Flexible Backbone of the ’Ndrangheta Trafficking Empire
Rocco Morabito could see beachfront bars from his hotel room in João Pessoa, in the Brazilian state of Paraíba. He…