The avocado industry is worth $1.5 billion in the US

“It was a targeted attack. The aim was to show that it was a settling of accounts between the two groups, not a protest or rebellion against the prison system,” Jarbas Vasconcelos, state prisons chief, told the AP.

Filipino President Rodrigo Duterte called on the government to reimpose the death penalty for drug traffickers and to root out systematic corruption.

No one knew how a missile fell into the hands of Neo-Nazis in Italy

“What they did was abhorrent: they subjected victims to a demi-life of misery and poverty,” Nick Dale, Senior Investigating Officer, said. “They forced them into work and, if they objected, they were beaten or threatened with violence and told family members back home would be attacked.”

“Since the start of the twenty-first century, organized crime killed about as many people as all armed conflicts across the world combined.”

Brazilian police arrested 45 people on Thursday in connection to a militia whose activities include extorting employees of a state-run oil company and creating a secret graveyard for their victims.

“When it comes to speaking about someone spending decades in prison for a crime they didn’t commit, having another state-funded entity available to them to demonstrate their wrongful conviction is just another valuable tool to ensure we have a fair justice system.”

Nearly 39 kilograms of cocaine were found on President Bolsonaro’s plane.

A shadowy Mormon group with over 100 business across the American West is accused of embezzling US$500 million.

She blew nearly $20 million over years.

One of the largest cocaine busts in US history

Out of 158 congressional seats open in the election, at least 150 candidates are under investigation for charges ranging from drug trafficking, tax evasion to violence against women.

Running after the police convoy that was escorting Ahmed Ouyahia to prison, dozens of citizens shouted “you ruined our country,” while sirens wailed.

Krashnoshchekov is being charged with, “co-perpetration in ‘obstructing official persons in performing official duties’ and in participating in a crowd committing a criminal offense and hooliganism,” De Serpa Soares told the Security Council.

25 years after the Rwandan Genocide, survivors continue to gather to remember those they lost.