Colombia has heralded the capture of the "last great capo" of Medellin mafia the "Oficina de Envigado," but such labels no longer match the reality of an evolved criminal network that remains a crucial part of the Colombian underworld...

Weekly InSight | 22 January 2016 News Analysis The 'Last Capo' of Medellin and Evolution of the 'Oficina' Colombia has heralded the capture of the "last great capo" of Medellin mafia the "Oficina de Envigado," but such labels no longer match the reality of an evolved criminal network that remains a crucial part of the Colombian underworld.   Read More

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