Issue Sep 11-17 2024: In September, while Mexican media focused on the judicial reform debate, a significant internal conflict erupted within the Sinaloa Cartel, marking a turning point for organized crime in Mexico.

Issue Sep 11-17 2024: Currently, the Ejército Gaitanista de Colombia (EGC), the largest and most powerful armed criminal group in the country, is expanding its reach through Antioquia and spreading its illegal economic structure to other territories.

Issue Sep 11-17 2024: An investigation revealed audios recorded by Alejandro Muyshondt, former advisor to President Nayib Bukele’s government, and Ernesto Castro, the current president of the Legislative Assembly of El Salvador.

Issue Sep 04-10 2024: In the first trimester of 2024, homicides emerged as the leading cause of death for adults aged 25 to 44 in Mexico, according to data from the Instituto Nacional de Estadística y Geografía (Inegi).

Issue Sep 04-10 2024: Between January and July of 2024, Honduras has experienced and reported at least 3,617 homicides.

Issue Sep 04-10 2024: In 2023, a total of 193 environmental activists have been murdered throughout the world, with Latin America being the epicenter.

Issue Sep 04-10 2024: César Augusto Pérez García, former rector of the Universidad Cooperativa of Colombia and former congressman of the Liberal party and representative to the Chamber of Deputies for Antioquia from 1974-1994, was sentenced to 279 months of imprisonment on September 2 for perpetrating the aggravated homicide of Elkin de Jesús Martínez Álvarez

Issue Aug 28-Sep 03 2024: Farmers have abandoned Mexico’s Sembrando Vida program after facing insurmountable hardship at the hands of crime and climate disasters.

Issue Aug 28-Sep 03 2024: Nila Heredia and Maria Victoria Fernández, both victims of human rights violations that occurred as a result of the Condor Operation fifty years ago, reiterated the importance of standing up to repression and forming civil unions.

Issue Aug 28-Sep 03 2024: In some neighborhoods with greater socio-economic vulnerability, drug trafficking wields more influence than the government.