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This book review of Caryn Dolley's "Clash of the Cartels: Unmasking the global drug kingpins stalking South Africa" looks at South Africa's role in the global illicit economy.

Seizures of marijuana shipments on Venezuela's coast and along its border with Colombia have underscored the country's role as an important corridor for a particular type of Colombian cannabis flooding Latin América's markets.

At least 13 people died Thursday after a law enforcement raid in a Brazilian favela (shantytown) located in Rio de Janeiro seeking to capture members of the so-called Comando Vermelho (Red Command) outlaw group.

Maras, cartels, guerrillas and organized crime expand their tentacles across borders This is the panorama of crime in Latin America

From Mexico, Brazil and El Salvador to Russia. Could you survive even one night in one of these hell-holes? MailOnline looks at the worlds 10 toughest prisons.

Rio de Janeiro: The warm breeze caressed me, the marquee moon glided out once again, and I wished that this moment could last forever.

Paul Avrich discusses the position of anarchists during the Civil War in Russia, including Makhno in the Ukraine and the repression of anarchists in Russia itself.

"Everything will work out in due time. Unlike other people, we are going to win,” says Brazilian president.

Brazil is at risk of losing control over its Amazon rainforest region to organized crime and traffickers, who use the region to smuggle illegal drugs, a Brazilian Supreme Court judge warned.

Military evokes charter to intervene in case of a conflict between the branches of government