Weekly InSight | 10 March 2017 News Analysis Defining a Mafia State: The Case of Guatemala On March 2, InSight Crime held a Facebook Live session to discuss current events related to organized crime in Latin America. Our main topic was the creation of a mafia state in Guatemala, and the recent US indictment against former top Guatemalan officials on drug charges. We have published the transcript of the introduction to our conversation. Read More

Top Honduras Drug Trafficker Captured in Guatemala US Report Shows Revitalized Central America Cocaine Corridor New Documentary 'Clandestino' Sheds Light on Sinaloa Cartel Are US Anti-Crime Programs in Central America Working? Colombia Prematurely Claims Victory in Fight for Former FARC Turf Honduras Extraditions Expose Judicial System's Weak Links

News Increase in Killings by Jamaica Police Raises Questions Homicides Down in El Salvador, But Govt Measures Not the Only Reason Dismantled Network in Peru Had Familiar Criminal Characteristics French Video Game Brings Narco-Culture to Virtual World FARC, Mafia, Politicians Among Odebrecht’s Alleged Colombia Connections Report Highlights Effects of Colombia Cocaine Boom in US, LatAm Honduras Narco Testifies Ex-President Took Bribes from Traffickers How Violence Against Women Fuels More Crime Correction to InSight Crime's March 7 Guatemala Article Contracts Awarded to Honduras Drug Clan Illustrate Cyclical Corruption Brazil Launches Program to Trace Illegal Logging in Amazon Spain Arrests, Drug Seizures Signal Colombia Cocaine Boom Could Hit Europe More News Multimedia In response to the Colombian government's disputable claim that it has "already won" the battle to occupy former FARC guerrilla turf, InSight Crime has mapped just one of the threats the state still faces. In this week's Facebook Live session, InSight Crime investigators discussed what international media often miss when covering violence against women. Watch this spacefor next week's topic.