NEW AQ: The Pandemic’s Big Winner? Transnational Crime
COVID-19 has been a bonanza for organized crime. Greater international coordination could ease at least some of the damage.
Conteúdo patrocinado: O que a COVID-19 revelou sobre o comércio ilícito
Há esperança de combater o comércio ilícito em 2021, mas temos de agir em conjunto.
How Transnational Crime Is Mutating in the Age of COVID-19 in Latin America
An overview of the region’s challenges, and what governments can do about them.
Contenido patrocinado: Lo que COVID-19 reveló sobre el comercio ilícito
Hay esperanza de combatir el comercio ilícito en 2021, pero tenemos que actuar juntos.
When Politics and Crime Collided in Peru
The rise and fall of a powerful governor allegedly shows the influence of criminal groups.
Q&A: Brazil’s Pioneering Fight Against Gang Money Laundering
If you want to fight organized crime, defund it.
The Threat That Cannot Be Addressed Alone
Combating organized crime in the Americas requires cooperation among the hemisphere’s countries.
Under Biden, Big Changes on Drugs and Crime Seem Unlikely
A December report could lead to some modifications of U.S. anti-drug policy, but no dramatic steps.
Reports of the PCC’s Demise Are Greatly Exaggerated
The coronavirus hasn’t shut down organized crime, but the arrest of one of Brazil’s most wanted criminals may slow it down.
The Pandemic and Organized Crime in Latin America: Ten Unknowns
As governments fight the virus, criminal enterprises are likely to adapt in insidious ways.