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Stories by Parker Asmann

  • El Mayo Zambada and El Guano Guzmán

    Failed ‘kingpin strategy’ at heart of new Mexico-US security plans

    Recent announcements suggest the two countries are relying on some of the same failed strategies in a new phase of their partnership.

    December 27
  • Former Chihuahua governor César Duarte.

    Extradition of Mexico governor highlights cattle, money laundering nexus

    The embezzlement case against Duarte offers rare insight into how Mexico’s cattle unions and industry are used to launder illicit funds.

    November 11
  • genaro garcia luna

    Accusations against Mexico’s former top cop grow in US courts

    Evidence and accusations are piling up against Mexico’s former top security official, Genaro García Luna, who faces trial in the US.

    October 4
  • us dollars and mexican pesos

    Remittances from US to Mexico represent money laundering opportunities

    Organized crime groups have long exploited these money transfers to launder their ill-gotten proceeds.

    September 2
  • A National Guardsmen stands watch at a meth lab found in Sonora.

    Methamphetamine is new drug of choice in Mexico’s domestic market

    Mass production has led to drastically lower prices and its use now rivals other commonly consumed drugs in Mexico like marijuana.

    May 8
  • salvador cienfuegos

    With the Cienfuegos case, Mexico’s justice system will be put to the test

    Mexico will face one of its biggest anti-corruption tests yet after a bombshell deal was brokered to drop charges against the ex-minister.

    November 20
  • A poppy farmer in Guerrero.

    Guerrero farmers face some obstacles if they’re to switch to legal crops

    In a land with no roads opium gum is easier to transport than avocados. And if there were roads, cartels would want control of the crops.

    November 7
  • National Guard patrol in northern Mexico.

    How Mexico’s ‘small armies’ came to commit a massacre

    Two lesser-known gangs have grabbed headlines in the murder of women and children in northern Mexico but how did these “small armies” emerge?

    November 28
  • The case of the disappearance of 43 students from a rural teachers college in Mexico remains unsolved four years later.

    Ayotzinapa: what four years of impunity say about security in Mexico

    The disappearance of 43 students four years ago put the level of collusion between organized crime and security forces on stark display.

    September 26
  • Ayotzinapa protesters.

    Obstructed justice: Ayotzinapa 3 years on

    Reprinted from InSight Crime It remains unclear exactly how 43 students from a rural teachers’ college in Mexico disappeared three years ago.  FULL STORY

    September 28
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