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Estados Unidos, InSight Crime reconstruye los pasos del primer miembro de la MS13 considerado terrorista y el proceso que llevó a Estados Unidos a tomar esa decisión histórica. Quienes lo conocieron a temprana edad recuerdan que no era capaz de articular una palabra en inglés. Era uno más de los tantos migrantes salvadoreños que llegaron a Estados Unidos con carencias académicas y económicas. “No hablaba nada. Nosotros le traducíamos ahí al loco”, dice un pandillero que no reveló su identidad. “Yo me acuerdo cuando el loco llegó ahí, el loco no hablaba nada de inglés, nad...

Lion Links: 4/12/21 Share this story Photo by Andrew Bershaw/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Merry Monday morning, Mane Landers! We were able to enjoy some soccer over the weekend due to a pair of draws from the Orlando Pride and the United States Women’s National Team. Not only that, but there’s more soccer this week with the USWNT taking on France tomorrow, the Pride hosting NJ/NY Gotham FC on Wednesday, and Orlando City hosting Atlanta United Saturday afternoon. But for now, let’s get to the links! Orlando Pride Players Shine in Their Debuts The youngsters have already started contr...

By Jacob L. Shapiro When Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto came to office in 2012, he brought a list with him. It contained the names of 122 drug cartel leaders whom Pena Nieto wanted neutralized by the end of his time in office. The conclusion of Pena Nieto’s presidency is now fast approaching, with elections scheduled for July, and he is close to reaching his goal. After the arrest of Los Zetas leader Jose Maria Guizar Valencia in Mexico City this past weekend, just 14 cartel leaders are left from the original list. An 89 percent success rate sounds impressive, but it’s a Pyrrhic vic...