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21/07/2016 | Inteligencia y Seguridad
Report Spotlights Drug Traffic at Santos Port, Brazil's Drug Policies
The United Nations' 2016 World Drug Report's finding that Brazil is the most frequent country of departure for cocaine going to African, Asian and European markets has refocused attention on Santos, the country's largest port, and raised questions about the effectiveness of Brazil's overall drug policy and enforcement measures.
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12/06/2016 | Inteligencia y Seguridad
Cargo Theft is Big Business for Brazil Crime Groups
Cargo theft is emerging as one of the principal illicit revenue streams of organized crime groups in Brazil and some of those profits are funneled into more traditional pursuits such as arms and drug trafficking.
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09/02/2016 | Inteligencia y Seguridad
Rio Olympics: Prospects for Next Round of Favela Occupations
As the Olympics approach, Rio’s vaunted Pacifying Police Units (Unidad de Polícia Pacificadora - UPPs) are likely to get another injection of resources and occupy several more favelas. But continued police violence, dipping confidence in the program and the criminal groups’ own evolution may mean the government should rethink its strategy.
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