The fall of Sebastián Marset, the Uruguayan kingpin on the DEA’s most‑wanted list
In 2022, the cartel leader was linked to the murder of Paraguayan prosecutor Marcelo Pecci
Cartels in Mexico take a leap forward with narco-drones: ‘It is criminal groups that are leading the innovation race’
Security experts detect a greater reach in the arms war of organized crime groups with the use of kamikaze-type drones and signal jammers against attacks from rivals
Víctor Álvarez Puga, the king of fake invoices in the sights of Mexican justice
The government is close to capturing the tax lawyer, whom it accuses of leading a gigantic structure of shell companies serving corrupt politicians, businessmen, and drug traffickers
Two of the eight jewels stolen from the Louvre Museum contain Colombian emeralds
The necklace and earrings that belonged to Marie Louise of Austria, Napoleon Bonaparte’s second wife, contain gems extracted from the municipality of Muzo, in the department of Boyacá
Sasa Braun, Interpol agent: ‘Carbon trading has become an easy target for organized crime’
The researcher believes that environmental crime ‘is the third-biggest criminal sector in the world’
Interpol’s number two official: The war in Ukraine will create more skilled, more ruthless and better armed criminal groups
Stephen Kavanagh, the British candidate to become the next secretary general of the international police organization, talks about the possibilities of AI to fight crime and the dangers of tension in the Middle East
A yoga leader promised followers enlightenment. But he’s now accused of sexual abuse
The arrest this week in the Paris region of the 71-year-old Romanian yoga guru and 40 others marked the culmination of a six-year manhunt involving Interpol
The secret life of far-right gunman José Ignacio Fernández, killer of left-wing student Arturo Ruiz
EL PAÍS tracks down the perpetrator of a fatal attack during a demonstration for amnesty for political prisoners that marked the Spanish Transition in 1977
_
_