This week: the US' shifting boat-strike strategy in Ecuador, the new state of emergency in Peru's prisons, and Bolivia's ...

Venezuela’s food subsidy program is ending after years of aid, corruption, money laundering, and ties to organized crime ...

A car bomb in Zacatecas signals a new phase in the CJNG–Mayiza rivalry, as cartel violence and explosive attacks escalate ...

We explore the murder of presidential candidate Fernando Villavicencio, the organized crime connection, and why the case is ...

During the week, our experts will take you beyond the headlines to examine the criminal economies, networks, and ...

The arrest of the Pulpos leader could shake the Peruvian criminal group but the country's extortion crisis will continue.

The impact of US missile strikes on drug trafficking. Have these actions effectively curbed maritime drug transport?

As the Bank Master scandal continues to unfold, here is a play-by-play of the main events in Brazil's historic banking fraud ...

InSight Crime used Nelson AI to research Tren de Aragua in Brazil, its criminal alliances, modus operandi, and how it adapts ...

The implications of Colombia's terrorist label for criminal groups, resumed missile strikes, and more violence in Haiti.

Sebastián Marset was Uruguay’s most famous drug trafficker and the leader of an international network known as the First Uruguayan Cartel (Primer Cartel Uruguayo – PCU). Marset had ties with foreign ...