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Themes:🪙LatAm Political Risk Reset

46 signals for Criminal · Peru · Update

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CriminalUpdate🇵🇪Peru59d ago

Myanmar applied coercive pressure on Counsellor in Peru [6 sources]

6.8/10·GDELT Events Historical·Huánuco

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CriminalUpdate🇵🇪Peru63d ago

Peru applied coercive pressure in Peru [4 sources]

6.8/10·GDELT Events Historical

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CriminalUpdate🇵🇪Peru64d ago

Vietnam applied coercive pressure on Machu Picchu in Machu Picchu [7 sources]

6.8/10·GDELT Events Historical

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CriminalUpdate🇵🇪Peru64d ago

Argentina applied coercive pressure in Casa Rosada [3 sources]

6.8/10·GDELT Events Historical

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CriminalUpdate🇵🇪Peru67d ago

Peruvian applied coercive pressure in Peru [5 sources]

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CriminalUpdate🇵🇪Peru67d ago

Reports of coercive pressure in Peru [10 sources]

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CriminalUpdate🇵🇪Peru68d ago

Reports of coercive pressure in Lima [3 sources]

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CriminalUpdate🇵🇪Peru69d ago

Peru applied coercive pressure in Peru [9 sources]

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CriminalUpdate🇵🇪Peru69d ago

Peru applied coercive pressure on Google in Challapalca [10 sources]

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CriminalUpdate🇵🇪Peru70d ago

Lima applied coercive pressure in Lima [10 sources]

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CriminalUpdate🇵🇪Peru70d ago

Reports of coercive pressure in Lima [2 sources]

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CriminalUpdate🇵🇪Peru70d ago

President applied coercive pressure in Lima [3 sources]

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CriminalUpdate🇵🇪Peru70d ago

Lima applied coercive pressure in Lima [10 sources]

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CriminalUpdate🇵🇪Peru71d ago

President applied coercive pressure in Lima [6 sources]

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CriminalUpdate🇵🇪Peru59d ago

Lima applied coercive pressure in Lima [9 sources]

6.5/10·GDELT Events Historical

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CriminalUpdate🇵🇪Peru60d ago

Reports of conflict in Lima [6 sources]

6.5/10·GDELT Events Historical·Breña

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CriminalUpdate🇵🇪Peru61d ago

Peru applied coercive pressure in Lima [10 sources]

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CriminalUpdate🇵🇪Peru61d ago

Lima applied coercive pressure in Lima [8 sources]

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CriminalUpdate🇵🇪Peru52d ago

Authorities revealed details of how the 'Narco Sea Network' operated a sophisticated cocaine trafficking structure across the Pacific Ocean. Multiple suspects were arrested, including a Navy officer from the Defense Ministry, each with defined roles within the criminal organization.

5.5/10·La Prensa Libre (Guatemala — Spanish, expanded)

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CriminalUpdate🇵🇪Peru 🇷🇺Russia 🇺🇦Ukraine59d ago

Peru probes trafficking of citizens to fight for Russia in Ukraine

5.5/10·Al Jazeera World·Santa Rosa

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CriminalUpdate🇨🇴Colombia 🇲🇽Mexico 🇵🇪Peru5d ago

On the Radar: A Right Turn in Colombia and Peru Ups Security Concerns Will Colombia’s president-elect Abelardo de la Espriella keep his security promises in office? Why did the DEA let fentanyl flow into New Mexico? And will Peru’s new president-elect help stem political instability and the rise of organized crime and extortion? This week’s top three organized crime stories, in On the Radar. The post On the Radar: A Right Turn in Colombia and Peru Ups Security Concerns appeared first on InSight Crime .

3.7/10·InSight Crime

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CriminalUpdate🇦🇷Argentina 🇵🇪Peru 🇧🇴Bolivia+133d ago

Authorities from Argentina, Peru, Bolivia, and Ecuador were present at the event that seeks joint cooperation against the advance of organized crime in the region.

3.7/10·La Tercera (Chile — Spanish)

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CriminalUpdate🇧🇴Bolivia 🇵🇪Peru6d ago

La Policía envía un informe a la Audiencia Nacional en el que afirma que el expresidente del Gobierno cobró este dinero del grupo empresarial peruano Gloria a través de una empresa "simulando servicios de asesoría no prestados" Zapatero quiere saber si se analizaron dispositivos incautados sin autorización judicial y avisa de una posible nulidad La Policía Nacional ha remitido un informe al juez del caso Plus Ultra en el que acusa al expresidente José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero de cobrar hasta 200.000 euros de un grupo empresarial peruano a cambio de interceder ante el gobierno de Bolivia, todo camuflado como un falso contrato de asesoría. La UDEF concluye que es una prueba más de que “ aprovechando sus contactos y ascendencia pública internacional, se dedicaría al ejercicio de influencias de carácter ilícito en beneficio de distintos clientes”. En este caso, contactando con el entonces presidente boliviano Luis Arce para intermediar en un pleito en el que los tribunales acabaron dando la razón de forma provisional a la empresa.

3.5/10·eldiario.es

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CriminalUpdate🇵🇪Peru14d ago

ICE officers were attempting to arrest an illegal alien from Peru at the time of the incident, a spokesman for the agency said.

3.5/10·NJ.com

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CriminalUpdate🇨🇱Chile 🇦🇷Argentina 🇧🇴Bolivia+232d ago

Chile, Argentina, Bolivia, Perú y Ecuador acordaron este jueves en Santiago crear una estrategia conjunta para enfrentar el crimen organizado transnacional, con énfasis en estructuras como el Tren de Aragua. La decisión fue adoptada durante una reunión de alto nivel que congregó a cancilleres, ministros de seguridad y autoridades judiciales de los cinco países, quienes suscribieron el denominado “Compromiso de Santiago” , una hoja de ruta regional orientada a fortalecer la cooperación en materia policial, migratoria, financiera y judicial ante el aumento de la violencia y las operaciones de mafias internacionales en Sudamérica . Siga leyendo: Este es Abel Stiven Carabalí, el exfutbolista colombiano acusado de decapitar a un amigo en Chile: detalles de su captura El encuentro se desarrolló en la Cancillería chilena y contó con la participación del presidente de Chile, José Antonio Kast, además del fiscal nacional chileno, Ángel Valencia .

3.5/10·El Colombiano (Medellín)

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