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David Mora

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Investigative reporter/researcher. Now digging into violence and organized crime in Mexico for @crisisgroup.org

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Crisis Group Latinoamérica @latam.crisisgroup.org · 14/09/2026
NUEVO Q&A | Venezuela después del pacto petrolero con EE. UU. La administración Trump ha anunciado un acuerdo que, según dice, otorga a EE.UU. una participación importante en la industria petrolera venezolana. @philgunson.bsky.social y @delaneysimon.bsky.social analizan las repercusiones.
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Venezuela después del pacto petrolero con EE. UU. | International Crisis Group
La administración Trump ha anunciado un acuerdo con Caracas que, según dice, otorga a EE. UU. una participación importante en la industria petrolera venezolana. En esta sesión de preguntas y respuesta...
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Comfort Ero @comfortero.crisisgroup.org · 10/07/2026
Must-read debut report by @dmoravera.bsky.social on the criminal turf wars raging in the Mexican state of Sinaloa. President Claudia Sheinbaum should harness Trump's pressure to tackle official collusion and corruption that sustains organised crime in Mexico. www.crisisgroup.org/rpt/latin-am...
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Crisis Group @crisisgroup.org · 07/07/2026
NEW REPORT | Sinaloa’s War of the Splinters: Fighting Crime in Mexico under U.S. Threat With criminal turf wars killing thousands, the government should harness U.S. pressure to tackle the official collusion and corruption sustaining organised crime. www.crisisgroup.org/rpt/latin-am...
Mexican army personnel detain four young men suspected of involvement in the killing of two Municipal Traffic Police officers in Culiacán, Sinaloa state, Mexico, on 17 October 2025. Photo Credit: Jesús Verdugo
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Crisis Group Latinoamérica @latam.crisisgroup.org · 02/07/2026
7 July | New @crisisgroup.org report Sinaloa’s War of the Splinters: Fighting Crime in Mexico under U.S. Threat
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Crisis Group @crisisgroup.org · 27/05/2026
NEW Q&A | Right and Left Vie for Victory in Colombia under U.S. Shadow Colombians go to the polls on 31 May to select a new president. In this Q&A, Glaeldys González Calanche and Víctor Aguilar Pereira explain what is at stake.
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Right and Left Vie for Victory in Colombia under U.S. Shadow | International Crisis Group
Colombians go to the polls on 31 May to select a new president. In this Q&A, Crisis Group experts Glaeldys González Calanche and Víctor Aguilar Pereira explain what is at stake.
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Crisis Group Latinoamérica @latam.crisisgroup.org · 21/05/2026
"If Mexico’s war on drugs is to achieve more than fleeting military victories, the government must dislodge criminal groups from the areas they control and dismantle the support systems that keep them afloat". ✍️ @dmoravera.bsky.social in @foreignaffairs.com
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Why Mexico’s Cartels Are So Hard to Defeat
The real test of Sheinbaum’s security strategy.
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Foreign Affairs @foreignaffairs.com · 21/05/2026
Read David Mora on Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum’s security strategy—and how Mexico can “turn short-term tactical victories into real strategic gains against criminal groups.”
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Why Mexico’s Cartels Are So Hard to Defeat
The real test of Sheinbaum’s security strategy.
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David Mora @dmoravera.bsky.social · 20/05/2026
Foreign Affairs invited me to write about Mexico’s security strategy after the killing of crime boss El Mencho. While editing, the Trump admin indicted Sinaloa governor Rubén Rocha and others, pushing the bilateral relationship into even more volatile terrain www.foreignaffairs.com/guest-pass/r...
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Why Mexico’s Cartels Are So Hard to Defeat
The real test of Sheinbaum’s security strategy.
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Crisis Group Latinoamérica @latam.crisisgroup.org · 20/05/2026
"Investigations that end in the prosecution of corrupt political figures and cartel financiers—not just those who commit violence—will be crucial for Sheinbaum to turn short-term tactical victories into real strategic gains against criminal groups". ✍️ @dmoravera.bsky.social in @foreignaffairs.com
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Why Mexico’s Cartels Are So Hard to Defeat
The real test of Sheinbaum’s security strategy.
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Crisis Group @crisisgroup.org · 30/04/2026
The U.S. indicted the governor of Sinaloa state & other current and former Mexican officials on charges of ties to drug trafficking, which they deny. @dmoravera.bsky.social explains what's behind the charges and the complex political waters President Sheinbaum must navigate with the U.S.
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David Mora @dmoravera.bsky.social · 29/04/2026
USG just unsealed major indictment against Sinaloa gov Rubén Rocha + 8 current/former officials, charged with drug trafficking & weapons offenses. DOJ alleges Los Chapitos, one of Sinaloa Cartel’s main factions, would have helped Rocha win office in exchange for protection. Rocha denied everything.
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Crisis Group Latinoamérica @latam.crisisgroup.org · 21/04/2026
🗒️ NEW ANALYST NOTEBOOK | Long Wait for Results in Peru’s Elections Ratchets Up Tensions Crisis Group expert @glaeldys.bsky.social examines the reasons for the delay and the implications of the first-round outcomes for the country’s next government.
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Long Wait for Results in Peru’s Elections Ratchets Up Tensions | International Crisis Group
Crisis Group expert Glaeldys González Calanche examines the reasons for the delay and the implications of the first-round outcomes for the country’s next government
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David Mora @dmoravera.bsky.social · 26/03/2026
Manzanillo accounts for much of Mexico’s illegal traffic. Chemical precursors get in; wood, wildlife and mercury go out. Mislabeling, corrupt authorities, strained port workers, limited scanning and inspection are all factors that help covering criminal activity under legit trade.
A montage of the Manzanillo port during daylight, a Manzanillo beach at sunset and the port at night.
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Crisis Group Latinoamérica @latam.crisisgroup.org · 06/03/2026
NEW Q&A | U.S. Snaps up Venezuela’s Oil and Rare Minerals in Race for Supplies Even before the price of oil spiked, the Trump administration was eyeing Venezuela’s natural resources. In this Q&A, Crisis Group experts explain the challenges lying ahead.
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U.S. Snaps up Venezuela’s Oil and Rare Minerals in Race for Supplies | International Crisis Group
Even before the price of oil spiked, the Trump administration was eyeing Venezuela’s natural resources. There is now more urgency to getting access to petroleum and critical minerals. In this Q&A, Cri...
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Crisis Group @crisisgroup.org · 02/03/2026
NEW Q&A | Can the U.S. Cutoff Bring Change to Cuba? Cuba is facing its biggest humanitarian crisis and the greatest threat to its political status quo in decades. In this Q&A, we explain the causes of the island’s predicament and offer ways of easing it. www.crisisgroup.org/qna/latin-am...
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Hunger in Havana: Can the U.S. Cutoff Bring Change to Cuba? | International Crisis Group
Cuba is facing its biggest humanitarian crisis and the greatest threat to its political status quo in decades, after the U.S. clamped down on its energy supply. In this Q&A, Crisis Group explains the ...
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RUSI @rusi.bsky.social · 26/02/2026
Join us on 3 March for a timely webinar where RUSI experts and associates will explore the security, political and wider implications of the death of the leader of Mexico’s Cartel Jalisco Nueva Generación (CJNG), ‘El Mencho’.
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Webinar: After El Mencho: Mexico's Criminal Landscape
This timely webinar brings leading experts together to explore the security, political and wider implications of the death of CJNG leader, ‘El Mencho'.
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Crisis Group Latinoamérica @latam.crisisgroup.org · 27/02/2026
📌 Join @crisisgroup.org's @dmoravera.bsky.social on Tuesday, 3 March, for a @rusi.bsky.social webinar on Mexico's criminal landscape after the killing of the leader of the powerful Jalisco New Generation Cartel. ⏰ 14:00 – 15:30 GMT Register here 🔽 my.rusi.org/events/webin...
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Webinar: After El Mencho: Mexico's Criminal Landscape
This timely webinar brings leading experts together to explore the security, political and wider implications of the death of CJNG leader, ‘El Mencho’.
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Crisis Group @crisisgroup.org · 23/02/2026
NEW ANALYST'S NOTEBOOK | Killing of Mexican Cartel Boss Brings Diplomatic Victory and Domestic Mayhem @dmoravera.bsky.social analyses the potential fallout of the operation against the leader of the powerful Jalisco New Generation Cartel. www.crisisgroup.org/anb/latin-am...
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Killing of Mexican Cartel Boss Brings Diplomatic Victory and Domestic Mayhem | International Crisis Group
Crisis Group expert David Mora analyses how the operation against the leader of the powerful Jalisco New Generation Cartel could affect relations with the United States and security at home
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David Mora @dmoravera.bsky.social · 23/02/2026
MX Army killed El Mencho today. A win for Sheinbaum. USG is happy too. The Cartel was quick to react setting buses, trucks and businesses on fire, blockading streets and highways. Locals? Terrified. I’m in Guadalajara, a city that virtually emptied out. No public transport, people sheltered in place
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Elizabeth Dickinson @dickinsonbeth.bsky.social · 12/02/2026
Hoy no se puede hablar de la naturaleza del conflicto armado en #Colombia sin reconocer que hay niños y niñas obligados a participar en todas sus dimensiones. Hoy, escribo en @elpaisamerica.bsky.social sobre el reclutamiento de menores @latam.crisisgroup.org elpais.com/america-colo...
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Colombia está perdiendo a sus niños en la guerra
El uso de niños combatientes es tanto una consecuencia de la evolución del conflicto como un factor que acelera esas dinámicas
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Crisis Group Latinoamérica @latam.crisisgroup.org · 11/02/2026
MAÑANA | Nuevo informe
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David Mora @dmoravera.bsky.social · 11/02/2026
Violence in Sinaloa hasn’t stopped. In just two weeks: mass kidnappings and overtly political attacks. The MX gov says Chapitos were behind them. On the abduction of 10 miners (at least 5 killed), Sec. Harfuch said it was a case of mistaken identity, Chapitos allegedly thought they were with Mayos.
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diegodarin.bsky.social @diegodarin.bsky.social · 10/02/2026
This weekend, #Haiti entered a third chapter in its political transition since the 2021 slaying of President Jovenel Moïse. As the presidential council’s mandate expired, Prime Minister Didier Fils-Aimé became the sole head of the executive. Here’s what happened and what might come next 🔽
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Crisis Group Latinoamérica @latam.crisisgroup.org · 05/02/2026
📒 NEW ANALYST’S NOTEBOOK | U.S. Gunboats Patrol Haiti’s Waters amid Wrangling over a New Government Crisis Group expert @diegodarin.bsky.social assesses the political deadlock in Haiti and the motives behind the deployment of U.S. naval vessels off Port-au-Prince.
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U.S. Gunboats Patrol Haiti’s Waters amid Wrangling over a New Government | International Crisis Group
Crisis Group expert Diego Da Rin assesses the political deadlock in Haiti and the motives behind the deployment of U.S. naval vessels off Port-au-Prince
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Crisis Group Latinoamérica @latam.crisisgroup.org · 26/01/2026
📽️ NEW VIDEO | Living in Fear: How Gang Violence Is Reshaping Ecuador Crisis Group’s expert @glaeldys.bsky.social explains why Ecuadorian criminal groups have grown so precipitously since 2021, and the impact of the government’s strategy to deploy the military to combat insecurity.
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Living in Fear: How Gang Violence Is Reshaping Ecuador
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Crisis Group @crisisgroup.org · 22/01/2026
NEW ANALYST’S NOTEBOOK | Mexico Seeks to Placate White House with Mass Criminal Transfer David Mora assesses the latest handover of convicts and criminal suspects amid threats of U.S. military action on Mexican soil. www.crisisgroup.org/alr/latin-am...
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Mexico Seeks to Placate White House with Mass Criminal Transfer | International Crisis Group
Crisis Group expert David Mora assesses the latest handover of convicts and criminal suspects amid threats of U.S. military action on Mexican soil.
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Shipwreck @shipwreck75.bsky.social · 22/01/2026
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Mexico Seeks to Placate White House with Mass Criminal Transfer | International Crisis Group
Crisis Group expert David Mora assesses the latest handover of convicts and criminal suspects amid threats of U.S. military action on Mexican soil.
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Shipwreck @shipwreck75.bsky.social · 22/01/2026
Following days of increasingly strident demands from U.S. President Donald Trump for concrete results in Mexico’s anti-crime fight, President Claudia Sheinbaum on 20 January transferred 37 members of criminal groups to U.S. custody.
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Elizabeth Dickinson @dickinsonbeth.bsky.social · 21/01/2026
#Mexico transferred 37 prisoners to the US in a move to quell tensions, as Washington once again threatens strikes on drug trafficking groups Yet renditions to the US have tended to escalate violence in Mexico. My colleague @dmoravera.bsky.social explains 👇 www.crisisgroup.org/alr/latin-am...
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Mexico Seeks to Placate White House with Mass Criminal Transfer | International Crisis Group
Crisis Group expert David Mora assesses the latest handover of convicts and criminal suspects amid threats of U.S. military action on Mexican soil.
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David Mora @dmoravera.bsky.social · 20/01/2026
Sheinbaum just handed over 37 cartel suspects to U.S. custody. After the U.S. attack in Caracas, Mexico needs to deliver clear wins for Trump to further deter any U.S. unilateral military move. This is it. Some quick thoughts from Sinaloa, where I am doing fieldwork this week:
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Elizabeth Dickinson @dickinsonbeth.bsky.social · 14/01/2026
After US operations in Venezuela, the ELN has taken steps to ensure its interests are safe, regardless what happens in Caracas. Today I write in @nytopinion.nytimes.com, the ELN stands emboldened to threaten communities, Colombia, and US ambition in Venezuela 👇 www.nytimes.com/2026/01/14/o...
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Opinion | Something Bad Is Brewing on Venezuela’s Border
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Crisis Group Latinoamérica @latam.crisisgroup.org · 09/01/2026
NUEVA DECLARACIÓN | Venezuela después de Maduro: ¿Transacción o transición? EE.UU.ha decapitado al Gobierno venezolano. Su anuncio de que “gobernará” el país después de marginar a la oposición corre el riesgo de dejar a los venezolanos en una peor situación.
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Venezuela después de Maduro: ¿Transacción o transición? | International Crisis Group
La administración Trump ha decapitado al Gobierno venezolano mediante una espectacular incursión militar en la capital y el traslado del presidente Nicolás Maduro a una cárcel estadounidense. Su anunc...
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Crisis Group Latinoamérica @latam.crisisgroup.org · 15/12/2025
📑 NEW REPORT | Undoing Haiti’s Deadly Gang Alliance A gang coalition has pushed violence in Haiti to alarming levels. As a new foreign force takes shape, plans must be in place not just to overpower criminal groups but also to persuade them to disband. www.crisisgroup.org/latin-americ...
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Undoing Haiti’s Deadly Gang Alliance | International Crisis Group
The Viv Ansanm gang coalition has pushed the violence wracking Haiti to alarming levels. As a new foreign force takes shape, it is vital that plans be in place not just to overpower the criminal group...
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Crisis Group Latinoamérica @latam.crisisgroup.org · 20/11/2025
EVENTO EN LÍNEA | Violencia y crimen organizado en #Ecuador 🗓️ 2 de diciembre | 10:00 Quito | 10:00 Nueva York | 16:00 Bruselas Con Renata Segura, Glaeldys González, Karol Noroña y Guido Núñez. Regístrese acá 🔽 www.crisisgroup.org/es/how-we-wo...
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Crisis Group @crisisgroup.org · 12/11/2025
NEW REPORT | Paradise Lost? Ecuador’s Battle with Organised Crime Ecuador was an oasis of calm as its South American neighbours descended into drug-related crime and conflict. No longer. www.crisisgroup.org/latin-americ...
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Paradise Lost? Ecuador’s Battle with Organised Crime | International Crisis Group
For decades, Ecuador was an oasis of calm as its South American neighbours descended into drug-related crime and conflict. No longer. Without a stronger social safety net and a firmer anti-corruption ...
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David Mora @dmoravera.bsky.social · 08/11/2025
@comfortero.crisisgroup.org @crisisgroup.org talks Trump's campaign in Latam and Mx: “La solución no puede ser permitir nuevamente uso de fuerza excesivo desde el exterior, porque tiene repercusiones, como ya hemos visto en Sinaloa, con fragmentación de las fuerzas del crimen y aumento de violencia”
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Comfort Ero, especialista en conflictos: “La solución a los carteles no puede ser un uso excesivo de la fuerza porque tiene repercusiones como la de Sinaloa”
La presidenta de International Crisis Group aborda en una entrevista con EL PAÍS la relación de México con Estados Unidos ante el crimen organizado y los ataques extrajudiciales de Trump a las presunt...
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Crisis Group @crisisgroup.org · 06/11/2025
A changing landscape in the prevention and mediation of global conflicts - @comfortero.crisisgroup.org, President & CEO of @crisisgroup.org, on how shifting power dynamics, new actors, and rising instability are redefining the art of peacebuilding. www.youtube.com/live/azqt5RV...
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Conferencia ‘Un panorama cambiante en la prevención y mediación de conflictos globales’
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Crisis Group Latinoamérica @latam.crisisgroup.org · 31/10/2025
Si estás en la Ciudad de México la próxima semana, no te pierdas este conversatorio con nuestra presidenta, @comfortero.crisisgroup.org, sobre el nuevo panorama en la mediación y prevención de conflictos. 📅 5 de noviembre, 4:30 p.m. 📍 Sala 1, Unidad de posgrado, Ciudad Universitaria.
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Michael Hanna @mwhanna.crisisgroup.org · 24/10/2025
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Beware the Slide Toward Regime Change in Venezuela | International Crisis Group
The Trump administration is dispatching military assets to the Caribbean and sinking boats it claims ferry drugs. While it appears the deployment is part of a plan to depose Venezuelan President Nicol...
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Crisis Group Latinoamérica @latam.crisisgroup.org · 17/10/2025
NUEVA PUBLICACIÓN | #México: Respaldar las reformas de seguridad ante la creciente presión de EE. UU. Crisis Group analiza cómo la Unión Europea y sus Estados miembros pueden ayudar a México a fortalecer la seguridad y reducir la violencia.
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México: Respaldar las reformas de seguridad ante la creciente presión de EE. UU. | International Crisis Group
Mientras México trabaja para frenar el crimen organizado, EE. UU. presiona para llevar a cabo una acción militar más dura contra el narcotráfico. En este extracto de la actualización de otoño del Watc...
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Crisis Group @crisisgroup.org · 16/10/2025
🔴 We just published the Autumn Update for our Watch List for the European Union. This special @crisisgroup.org report highlights global crises that the EU has the potential to address in 2025. Here are our latest updates: www.crisisgroup.org/global/watch...
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Olya Oliker aka Dr. Olga Oliker (she/her) @olyaoliker.bsky.social · 16/10/2025
Our latest @crisisgroup.org EU Watchlist starts with a sober President's Take on the challenges of navigating between the Scylla of Russian threats and the Charybdis of US inconstancy, then dives deep into how the EU can help make things better in Kosovo, Mexico, Yemen, Somalia, and Taiwan.
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Watch List 2025 – Autumn Update | International Crisis Group
Each year, Crisis Group publishes two updates to the EU Watch List identifying where the EU and its member states can enhance prospects for peace. This update covers Kosovo’s politics, Mexico’s securi...
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Crisis Group Latinoamérica @latam.crisisgroup.org · 09/09/2025
Hoy se cumple un año desde que las dos facciones más grandes del Cártel de Sinaloa, los Chapitos y los Mayos, iniciaron una cruenta ola de luchas internas. @dmoravera.bsky.social, analista senior para #México, estuvo recientemente en el Estado de #Sinaloa. Esto fue lo que encontró 🧵
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David Mora @dmoravera.bsky.social · 09/09/2025
Today marks a year since the Sinaloa Cartel’s two largest factions, Chapitos and Mayos, fell into a deadly wave of infighting after the former kidnapped and rendered “El Mayo” Zambada to U.S. authorities. I visited the state recently for @crisisgroup.org and this is some of what I saw.
Local policeman on watch near a crime scene in Culiacan, Sinaloa
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Elizabeth Dickinson @dickinsonbeth.bsky.social · 08/09/2025
Colombia has for years helped the US seize narcotics, capture criminals & unravel global trafficking, without the gratuitous casualties of last Tuesday’s boat strike. Decertification would undermine the regional fight on org crime, I write for @nytimes.com www.nytimes.com/2025/09/08/o...
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Opinion | A New War Is Emerging in Colombia
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Elizabeth Dickinson @dickinsonbeth.bsky.social · 03/09/2025
Tensions between the US and Venezuela have sparked growing concern in #Colombia about the possible spillover of any destabilization in Caracas. As a taste of what may come, a short🧵on the changing armed group dynamics along the 2,200km border 👇 www.crisisgroup.org/latin-americ...
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U.S. “Anti-Drugs” Strike Stirs Fears of Venezuela Intervention | International Crisis Group
A U.S. attack in the Caribbean hit a vessel allegedly carrying drugs the Trump administration said were linked to a “narco-terrorist organisation” headed by Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. In thi...
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Crisis Group Latinoamérica @latam.crisisgroup.org · 28/08/2025
#Mexico @crisisgroup.org's @dmoravera.bsky.social spoke to @biannagolodryga.bsky.social about the aftermath of drug kingpin Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada's detention, the split within the Sinaloa Cartel, and the violence that has engulfed Sinaloa after his arrest.
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‘Bloodshed in Mexico is being driven by US weapons,’ says organized crime analyst | CNN
As notirious Mexican drug kingpin Ismael ‘El Mayo’ Zamabada pleads guilty to drug trafficking charges in a US court, Bianna Golodryga speaks to David Mora, Senior Analyst for Mexico at the Internation...
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Crisis Group Latinoamérica @latam.crisisgroup.org · 22/08/2025
"Fentanyl production and trafficking in Mexico is highly fragmented—small networks, labs inside houses in cities like Culiacán. Drone strikes there would be complicated and dangerous," @crisisgroup.org's @dmoravera.bsky.social told @newsweek.com.
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US military action against Mexican cartels could backfire, experts warn
The Trump administration is reportedly planning for the possibility of military operations south of the border.
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Adam Isacson @adamisacson.com · 16/07/2025
All CBP migrant encounters at the U.S.-Mexico border so far in fiscal year 2025. Includes Border Patrol apprehensions and port-of-entry encounters. October-January: 31% citizens of Mexico. February-June: 74% citizens of Mexico. Data table: cbpdata.adamisacson.com/cbp_data_tab...
Monthly Migration at the U.S.-Mexico Border, Presented by “Nationality” Between 2025 and 2025 

Nationality	Oct-24	Nov-24	Dec-24	Jan-25	Feb-25	Mar-25	Apr-25	May-25	Jun-25	Total
Mexico	36,083	31,021	25,743	19,672	7,231	8,331	9,533	9,694	7,109	154,417
Venezuela	16,430	15,802	19,386	11,783	138	174	178	212	151	64,254
Guatemala	7,938	7,963	8,991	4,438	1,481	855	799	973	819	34,257
Cuba	8,039	8,213	8,798	6,136	111	73	90	97	65	31,622
Honduras	7,640	7,620	8,539	4,609	572	376	453	452	384	30,645
Other Countries	8,054	4,867	4,488	3,084	868	419	346	308	200	22,634
Colombia	6,337	4,709	5,885	3,210	137	103	100	80	88	20,649
El Salvador	3,121	3,106	2,971	1,713	286	198	154	208	124	11,881
Ecuador	2,697	2,662	3,178	1,921	227	105	87	91	69	11,037
Haiti	3,836	2,597	2,356	1,329	10	3	6	4	15	10,156
India	1,398	1,232	1,066	854	145	53	40	49	52	4,889
China	1,330	895	872	521	173	110	63	64	68	4,096
Brazil	992	886	966	478	81	64	16	15	12	3,510
Peru	671	767	1,077	687	42	41	28	37	23	3,373
Turkey	889	867	647	389	67	21	11	33	26	2,950
Nicaragua	560	568	642	362	35	26	48	48	44	2,333
Russia	248	336	382	231	81	18	46	59	37	1,438
Romania	42	22	14	5	1	22	8	8	12	134
Canada	10	25	18	9	16	16	14	10	6	124
Ukraine	2	21	16	14	2	8	2	3	1	69
Philippines	3	7	1	2	5	2	3	4	1	28
Myanmar (Burma)	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	1
Total	106,320	94,186	96,036	61,447	11,710	11,018	12,025	12,449	9,306	414,497
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Crisis Group Latinoamérica @latam.crisisgroup.org · 20/06/2025
📖 En el escenario mundial, Trump no siempre consigue lo que quiere En este comentario, nuestra presidenta y CEO, @comfortero.crisisgroup.org, y nuestro vicepresidente ejecutivo, Richard Atwood, analizan la política exterior de la segunda administración Trump hasta la fecha 🔽
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En el escenario mundial, Trump no siempre consigue lo que quiere | International Crisis Group
La siguiente es una adaptación del informe de la presidenta y directora ejecutiva de Crisis Group, Comfort Ero, al consejo directivo de la organización, presentado a mediados de mayo de 2025. Junto al...
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