Part II: Diving into the tuna ranching industry

By Marcos Garcia Rey

In the final days of 1996, the air was cold and seas rough around the southern Spanish port of Cartagena. A boat belonging to the Tuna Graso

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Part III: Bluefin, Inc.

By Marina Walker Guevara and Martin Foster

Record-setting $736,000 paid for bluefin tuna poor indicator of scarcity

By Corbin Hiar

Key findings: Looting The Seas

By The Int'l Consortium of Investigative Journalists

Overview: The black market in bluefin

By Marina Walker Guevara, Kate Willson and Marcos Garcia Rey

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"… chers see Damanaki as an avid environmentalist — “green as a bottle of Heineken,” as one manager put it. Even the Japanese, after helping finance a …"

Cartels carve new drug routes in Central America

By Nick Miroff

In a Belizean town known for its trade in contraband, illicit drugs cast a new shadow

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Weapons at root of trafficking case were subject of an earlier Center probe

By Gordon Witkin

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"… om a man sitting on a crate next to the entrance to the market, drinking a Heineken beer.“Where you from, man?” he asked.States, I told him. And, no, not …"

"… . Not a DEA agent.We sat there for another few minutes, him working on the Heineken, me gulping down bottled water. Bobby seemed like a nice guy, but then he …"