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Weekly InSight · November 22, 2019
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Over four years, InSight Crime has profiled the rise of the ex-FARC Mafia, dissidents from Colombia's peace process, who have now grown to become the country's principal criminal threat.
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How Mexico’s ‘Small Armies’ Came to Commit a Massacre ([link removed])

Two lesser-known criminal groups have grabbed headlines in recent weeks for their suspected role in the brazen ambush and ...READ MORE ([link removed])

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Prisons in Paraguay Struggle to Combat Violence from Crack Epidemic ([link removed])

Repeated clashes between two criminal gangs in prison in Paraguay this year has ...READ MORE ([link removed])

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Narcops ([link removed]) : How Police and Drug Dealers Collude in Argentina ([link removed])

On April 10, 2018 in the Argentine city of Rosario, a man named Ramón Ezequiel Machuca was sentenced to 37 years in prison ...READ MORE ([link removed])

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Miami Professor, Crime Expert Charged with Money Laundering ([link removed])

A University of Miami professor and expert on organized crime in Latin America has been charged with laundering millions of dollars of illicit proceeds ...READ MORE ([link removed])

* Human Trafficking Complaints Rise by 500 Percent in Chile ([link removed])
* Mexico’s Oil Thieves Have Moved Into Extortion in Guanajuato ([link removed])
* Colombia Criminals Confuse Authorities with False Identities ([link removed])
* Capture ([link removed]) of Levi Felicio on the Brazil-Paraguay Border Raises Uncertainties ([link removed])
* Will Prison Time End Guatemala Powerbrokers’ Political Influence? ([link removed])

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InSight Crime has joined forces with the renowned National University of Rosario to launch the Colombian Observatory of Organized Crime - A platform focusing on criminal dynamics in post-conflict Colombia

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