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By Alexandra Hart Texas Standard, August 3, 2023 Cartel violence in Mexico has been raging for years, with authorities seemingly unable to reign it in. Complicating matters is the fact…

Dallas is a major firearms trafficking hub for Mexican cartels. Mexico wants U.S. to do more to stop the ‘Iron Pipeline.’ By Kevin Krause Dallas Morning News, July 31, 2023…

By León Castellanos-Jankiewicz, El País July 31, 2023 Weapons made on the Old Continent are finding their way into the hands of the cartels, but victims of the violence have…

By Michael Riley, David Kocieniewski and Eric Fan Bloomberg News, July 24, 2023 No company has benefited more from the federal government’s push to boost overseas sales than Sig Sauer Inc. Last October,…

By Nate Raymond July 24, 2023, Reuters BOSTON, July 24 (Reuters) - The Mexican government on Monday urged a U.S. appeals court to revive a $10 billion lawsuit seeking to hold…

More than 8,000 Colt firearms have been recovered in Mexico since 2010, according to Mexican army data by José Luis Martínez CT Mirror, July 23, 2023   El Jefe, El Grito,…

By European Network Against the Arms Trade, Ohne Rustung Leben, and Rete Italiana Pace e Disarmo Joint Briefing - July 18, 2023: download PDF Webinar recording: How European Weapons Fuel…

DOWNLOAD THE REPORT IN ENGLISH Original en español.  A report by Intersecta, Center for Ecumenical Studies, Equis and Data Cívica 2021, with a new translation in June 2023 On average,…

Film, 24 minutes, 2023 Produced by Americas Program, JASS and Global Exchange On average, six women are killed with firearms every day in Mexico. The so-called “war on drugs” increased…