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Weekly InSight · November 8, 2019
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Esmeraldas: An Ecuador Province Gripped by Drug Conflict ([link removed])

For the Ecuadorean province of Esmeraldas on the Pacific side of the Colombia border, 2019 began with a warning that the horrors ...READ MORE ([link removed])

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Will Killers Walk Free in Cartel Ambush of Mormon Family in Mexico? ([link removed])

The brazen murder of several children and women from a prominent American Mormon family by cartel gunmen in ...READ MORE ([link removed])

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Brothers’ Arrest Displays History of Narco-Politics in Honduras Drug Corridor ([link removed])

Two brothers — longtime political powerbrokers in a northeastern region of Honduras ...READ MORE ([link removed])

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Ex-FARC Mafia Kill Colombia Indigenous Amid Illicit Crop Conflicts ([link removed])

FARC dissidents massacred a group of indigenous guards protecting a reserve in Colombia’s ​ ...READ MORE ([link removed])

* Why Environmental Security is Paramount to Venezuela’s Future ([link removed])
* Police Links to Drug Trafficking Endemic in Paraguay ([link removed])
* Uncertainty in Reintegration Camps, Another Challenge for Peace in Colombia ([link removed])
* Honduras Prison Murder Silences Trafficker With Links to President’s Brother ([link removed])
* ‘El Montañero’ Capture Shows Power of El Mesa Crime Group in Colombia ([link removed])
* More than 500 Venezuela Security Officials Involved in Extortion, Kidnappings ([link removed])
* Mexico, Colombia Drug Raids Reveal Human Skulls, Saints, and Spells ([link removed])

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According to information from InSight Crime, Ecuador is a “highway for cocaine going to the US and Europe.”


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EL UNIVERSO ([link removed])
NOVEMBER 6, 2019
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An analysis by InSight Crime indicates that while attention and funds are invested in hardline security policies, the police in Mexico still lack training and resources.


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NOVEMBER 6, 2019
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InSight Crime has joined forces with the renowned National University of Rosario to launch the Colombian Observatory of Organized Crime - the most innovative investigative platform focusing on criminal dynamics in post-conflict Colombia

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