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EU Removes UAE From Money-Laundering List, Adds Monaco
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EU Removes UAE From Money-Laundering List, Adds Monaco

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BRUSSELS, Belgium — The EU on Tuesday announced the removal of the United Arab Emirates from its money-laundering “high-risk” list but added Monaco alongside nine other jurisdictions. The European Commission said it added Algeria, Angola, Ivory Coast, Kenya, Laos, Lebanon, Namibia, Nepal and Venezuela, along with Monaco, to the list of countries subject to extraSee the Story
Colombian Sen. Miguel Uribe Turbay in Serious Condition After Shooting ...
Gustavo Petro · Colombia

Colombian Sen. Miguel Uribe Turbay in Serious Condition After Shooting ...

34% Center coverage: 12 sources
Who Was Behind the Attempted Hit on a Colombian Presidential Hopeful? The attempted assassination of Colombian presidential hopeful Miguel Uribe Turbay last weekend came against a background of growing political violence that echoes the country’s turbulent past. As authorities investigate who was behind the attack, multiple theories have surfaced — none supported by solid evidence. On June 7, Uribe was shot during a campaign rally in Bogotá. He …See the Story
Months after detaining 47 people accused of being Tren de Aragua in Austin, authorities offer no evidence of gang ties
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Months after detaining 47 people accused of being Tren de Aragua in Austin, authorities offer no evidence of gang ties

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People at the raided house say they rented it for a birthday party and deny any connection to the gang. One man says law enforcement accused him of being in Tren de Aragua because of his tattoo.See the Story

New Security Force Corruption Cases in Ecuador Highlight an Old Problem

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New Security Force Corruption Cases in Ecuador Highlight an Old Problem Recent cases have once again highlighted the criminal infiltration of Ecuador’s police and military personnel, adding to what is a long history of close ties between criminal groups, the drug business, and the country’s security forces.  On May 20, a sub-lieutenant in the Ecuadorian army was arrested for leaking information about an operation against an arms trafficking netw…Military · GuayaquilRead Article

‘He Who’s Afraid to Die Shouldn’t Be Born’: The Changing Nature of Gangs in Honduras

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‘He Who’s Afraid to Die Shouldn’t Be Born’: The Changing Nature of Gangs in Honduras The Rivera Hernández neighborhood in the Honduran city of San Pedro Sula is no ordinary place. It is the wounded heart of San Pedro Sula, the most dangerous part of what has been dubbed “the city of bandits,” once considered the most violent city in the world. Here, under the mantra “We were born to die,” gangs like the Locos de Vesubio push back against the exp…San Pedro Sula · San Pedro SulaRead Article

Will Costa Rica's New Extradition Agreement with the US Curb Growing Drug Trafficking?

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Will Costa Rica’s New Extradition Agreement with the US Curb Growing Drug Trafficking? Costa Rica’s recent extradition agreement with the United States brings the growing drug-trafficking hub in line with other key nations in the region, but perennial doubts over the effectiveness of the measure in the fight against organized crime remain.President Rodrigo Chaves signed a constitutional amendment at the end of May allowing the extradition of Cos…Organized Crime · Costa RicaRead Article

Environmental Defenders in Mexico Face Deadly Threats From Organized Crime

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Environmental Defenders in Mexico Face Deadly Threats From Organized Crime Environmental defenders in Mexico are facing increasingly lethal attacks as organized crime deepens its role in land conflicts, often with the backing of public and private actors, according to a recent report. Criminal groups in Mexico have become central players in disputes over land and natural resources — not just through illegal economies like mining and logging, but…Organized Crime · MexicoRead Article

Brazil’s Gangs Expand Their Control Over Internet Services

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Brazil’s Gangs Expand Their Control Over Internet Services Attacks and extortion of internet service providers by Brazilian gangs is becoming increasingly common in states in the north and northeast, suggesting organized crime groups are driving legitimate providers out to expand their provision of illegal internet services in new regions.The northeastern state of Ceará registered at least 13 attacks against legal internet suppliers over a span …Brazil · BrazilRead Article

No Man’s Land: How Drug Trafficking Took Root in the Disputed Essequibo Territory

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No Man’s Land: How Drug Trafficking Took Root in the Disputed Essequibo Territory When soldiers and anti-drug officials dug up 4.4 tons of cocaine at an illegal airstrip in northwest Guyana on August 31, 2024, they uncovered more than just drugs. They found evidence that Guyana’s remote Essequibo region had become a far more significant cocaine transit area than previously imagined.*This article is part of a three-part investigation, “Is Venezue…Guyana · GuyanaRead Article

False Promises: How Essequibo's Mineral Wealth Spurs Human Trafficking

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As Guyana grows as a destination for migrants from Venezuela and elsewhere, its appeal has also increased for human traffickers.Immigration · GuyanaRead Article

Ecuador’s Illegal Mining Crackdowns Miss the Mark

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Ecuador’s Illegal Mining Crackdowns Miss the Mark Massive operations by Ecuador’s military against illegal mining following a historic massacre will do little to slow one of the country’s most lucrative criminal economies.Ecuador has deployed 1,800 soldiers to the country’s Amazon region, the army announced in a May 12 social media post. In the operations unfolding since, security forces have seized heavy machinery, fuel, firearms, and other mat…Social Media · OrellanaRead Article

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