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Weekly InSight · November 1, 2019

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Ecuador: A Cocaine Superhighway to the US and Europe

Little attention is paid to Ecuador. The murder rate is low, and there are no drug cartels like those that have dominated the criminal ...READ MORE

Culiacán Shambles Exposes Lack of Any Security Plan for Mexico

Amid a wave of national and international criticism for his handling of the Culiacán ...READ MORE

What Does Mario Estrada’s Guilty Plea Mean for Guatemala?

The guilty plea of Mario Estrada, a former Guatemalan presidential candidate, to conspiring to import cocaine into the ...READ MORE

La Unión Tepito Inner Workings Revealed in Mexico City Raid

A recent raid against the La Unión Tepito gang in Mexico City may not have a lasting impact on the group’s activities but has ...READ MORE

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Long considered a haven of peace in volatile Latin America, Uruguay has seen an increase in crime in recent years. The murder rate, for example, rose from 5.7 per 100,000 to 8.4 between 2005-2015, according to InSight Crime.

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OCTOBER 27, 2019

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