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Could the origins and code of ethics of São Paulo's largest prison gang offer a new way to think about prison security policy in Brazil?
In El Salvador, the legacies of violence persist and intensify.
Instead of a “surge” in deportations, the U.S. government should be paying off its imperial debt to Central America.
Market-led development pits private profit against the public good. It can’t solve El Salvador’s epidemic of violence.
Central American children fleeing poverty and gang violence are refugees—and should be treated as such.
