Organized crime gaining ground in Latin America amid gov't inaction

By Esneyder Negrete Americas Desk, Apr 11 (EFE).- A majority of Latin American countries are facing a public safety crisis that has grown worse in recent months, with organized crime showing alarming signs of gaining ground amid government inaction and a lack of effective public policy solutions. Drug-fueled violence is a common denominator in many …

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