A plea agreement made by a top leader of the Sinaloa Cartel's Chapitos faction raises fresh questions about the kidnapping of ...

US President Donald Trump’s plans to pardon former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández belie the evidence used to ...

Ecuador marked two years in office by trumpeting results of its anti-crime policies. But its claims don’t show the full ...

The port has attracted business from some of the world’s largest shipping companies, but it has also attracted organized ...

This week in On the Radar, we analyze a range of organized crime-related stories from Spain to Ecuador, Paraguay, and ...

The first round of Chile’s presidential election was marked by divided opinions on how to address insecurity and organized crime.

InSight Crime Co-director Jeremy McDermott was interviewed by major US news organizations like the New York Times and CNN.

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Authorities in Costa Rica claim to have dismantled the so-called South Caribbean Cartel, the country's first transnational crime group.

The deadly US military strikes against alleged drug-carrying vessels in international waters mark a quantum leap and an aggressive escalation in US counternarcotics policy, in which drug trafficking ...

The small fishing vessel Sedna set sail as usual on the morning of June 3 from Punta Arenas, one of the docks on Venezuela’s Margarita Island in the Caribbean. Five days later, the fishermen reported ...

Major Mexican drug trafficking networks that used to have a strong presence in the state of Zulia in northwest Venezuela have left as political shifts are aiding a change in criminal control. Zulia is ...