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Drug trafficking

Mexico: extradited and extraditable

Mexico’s extraditions reveal a deeper clash between sovereignty, U.S. pressure, and Sheinbaum’s political strategy.

The struggle between the two factions of the Sinaloa Cartel

Culiacán faces escalating violence as the Chapitos and the Mayiza battle for control of the Sinaloa Cartel, reshaping Mexico’s drug war.

Why Are Violence and Crime Worsening in Ecuador?

The militarization of internal security was justified as a response to the severe wave of violence that made 2023 the most violent year in the country's history.

Mexico: The New War on Drugs

The pressure exerted by Trump on Mexico has prompted a shift in the López Obrador government's anti-drug strategy, which now operates under the logic of negotiation imposed by Trumpism.

Hezbollah and its illicit activities in Latin America

Hezbollah’s financial infrastructure in Latin America is built on illicit activities such as drug trafficking, counterfeiting, and smuggling.

Drug trafficking in Bolivia: unresolved doubts and debts

Drug trafficking in Bolivia intertwines with a multitude of factors, from transnational economic dynamics to power struggles. It is predominant in current politics and a phenomenon capable of damaging social structures and democracy.