InSight Crime looks at how, over the last decade, Venezuela has been unable to stop the steady increase of military grenades ...

A new study has outlined how the ethnicity and socio-economic background of minors are key factors in their child recruitment ...

After six months, the state of exception in Honduras has failed to significantly reduce gang violence and extortion.

Kidnapping first earned notoriety in Argentina in the 1970s, when a number of high-profile kidnappings by guerrillas ...

An abandoned Colombian airport has become a shelter for thousands of migrants fleeing organized crime in Venezuela.

Clashes between the Sinaloa Cartel and the CJNG in Chiapas, close to the Mexico-Guatemala border have displaces thousands.

A new report has found that organized crime groups are overwhelmingly to blame for violence in Mexico, and the CJNG plays an ...

A new study shows how gang recruiters in Mexico target young men who have been exposed to crime at a young age.

A former colonel in Guatemala confessed to aiding CJNG in cocaine trafficking, confirming military collaboration with Mexican ...

Carlos Pineda, the leading candidate in Guatemala's presidential elections, has been removed from the race on a technicality.

Several of InSight Crime’s most recent articles about Venezuela have been well received by regional media. Our article on ...