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Mexico’s Largest Drug Cartel Continues to Expand Into the U.S.
The CJNG (Cartel Jalisco Nueva Generación) has been growing in Mexico —and slipping to the U.S.— like no other drug cartel in past history. While it increased profits through the sale know more
AMLO, Making Enemies is Part of the Job
Of course, the Mexican president is formally the president of all Mexicans, but similar to the head of state of any other country, a president always represents some groups a know more
Mexico’s AMLO Publishes Plan to End Corruption: But What It Needs is its Own Operation Car Wash
Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO) is coming into office with some big promises. And perhaps the most significant is his claim that he will end corruption in Mexico. No doubt know more
Assessing the Shift After the AMLO’s Victory: A Closer Look at the Actors
What a blowout. To the surprise of many, AMLO and his coalition swept the country in what is sure to be the biggest and most historical election Mexico has had know more
What Does the Election in Mexico Mean for AML and the War on Drugs?
With the presidential election coming up this weekend it seems like the decision is pretty much made. Andrés Manuel López Obrador (or AMLO) and his MORENA coalition are in the know more
Tragedies and Farces: On Tijuana and It’s Cyclical Crime Waves
When former President Felipe Calderón first announced in 2007 what would be an endless war against cartels in Mexico, Tijuana was one of the first ground-zeroes. No doubt, leading up know more
Not Chávez. Not Lula. AMLO Can Win, But He’s Hot Air
It is election year in Mexico, and with presidential terms limited to one per candidate, one thing is clear: Enrique Peña Nieto is out. With the experience from the past know more
A Dramatic Shift in Discourse – Venezuela One Step Closer to the Brink
With Venezuela’s elections weeks behind us, the still firmly seated president Nicolás Maduro has released two Chevron employees, detained since April. Their arrests came in the context of an anti-corruption know more
Strike Waves in Brazil Signal a Still Kicking Labor Movement, Though Politically Ambiguous
In a stunning show of force, Brazil has been wracked by a historic strike wave carried out first by truck drivers and then by Petrobras oil workers. Since May 20th, know more