InSight Crime: Why Organized Crime Doesn't Go Away After Maduro's Capture · Global Voices
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Organized crime in Venezuela did not disappear after Nicolás Maduro’s capture and exit from power because, according to an analysis by InSight Crime, the country’s criminal structures transcend a single figure and are deeply rooted in the regime’s political institutions, security forces and illicit economies. InSight Crime Research The investigation maintains that for decades drug trafficking networks, illegal mining, prison gangs, guerrillas an…
The journalistic organization evaluated the decisions taken by the management of Delcy Rodríguez. Among them, it mentions the deportation of Alex Saab to the United States, purges in police forces and operations in mining areas. The post InSight Crime: Why organized crime does not disappear after the capture of Maduro appeared first on EL NATIONALA.
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