Trump Labels Cartels as Terrorists. Some Fear Retaliation Against Americans
The Kingpin Act, established in the 1990s, allows for international sanctions and the prosecution of Americans aiding cartels. Analysts say the law broadens the scope to target individuals or groups suspected of assisting criminal organizations, making it easier to prosecute cartel members operating abroad under U.S. law.
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Jalisco Cartel Using Fake Bodyguard Job Ads to Recruit Former Colombian Soldiers to Produce LandminesAccording to "El Pascual," the recruited soldiers were tasked by cartel members to kill civilians, mutilate farmers and to ...
A proposed law in Colombia's Congress seeks to ban the sale of merchandise that celebrates former drug lord Pablo Escobar, ...
Notorious Colombian drug trafficker Dairo Antonio Usuga David ... but today’s lengthy sentence delivers appropriate justice and sends a message to other paramilitary and cartel leaders that the ...
Narcos held viewers captive through its engaging plot together with its intense story sequences and memorable portraits of different characters.
For decades, Buenaventura has been the crown jewel of drug trafficking along Colombia’s Pacific corridor. A detention center ...
The CIA is developing plans to fulfill President Donald Trump’s campaign pledges to get tough on Mexico’s drug cartels, but ...
Thirty-five years ago, one drug dealer believed he had a fool proof plan to smuggle uncut Colombian cocaine directly into ...
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Sinaloa Cartel Members Are Reportedly in 'Fear' Of The U.S.'s Crackdown on Drug-TraffickingAn alleged member of the cartel said that actions from the Trump administration has created a sense of fear, particularly when it comes to fentanyl production ...
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