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    TRANSNATIONAL CRIME, LOCAL CRIMINALS

    Rethinking the size and shape of Mexican organized crime

    December 2011

    http://www.mexicoevalua.org/index.php
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    DTO revenues: USG estimates

    Source: ONDCP, NDIC, ICE*/ Includes revenues accruing to Colombian DTOs

    USG estimates of Mexican DTO revenues (USD bn)Agency Date Low High

    ONDCP 2006 13.8 13.8

    NDIC */ 2009 18 39

    ICE 2010 19 29

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    Source: Kilmeret al 2010

    DTO export revenues: RAND estimate (2010)

    Mexican DTOs: Best estimate of gross export revenues, 2010 (USD bn)

    3.4

    1.5

    1.1

    0.6

    Cocaine Marijuana Heroin Meth

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    Source: IMCO / Mxico Evala (2011, unpublished)Note: estimates within 90% confidence interval

    DTO export revenues: Our estimate (2011)

    Mexican DTOs: Estimates of gross export revenues, 2011 (USD bn)

    Drug Low Best High

    Marijuana 1.4 1.9 2.5

    Cocaine 2.1 2.8 3.6

    Meth 0.5 0.6 0.8

    Heroine 0.7 0.9 1.2

    Total 4.7 6.2 8.1

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    DTO income: missing pieces

    GROSS EXPORT REVENUES

    - COST OF DRUGS

    = NET DRUG EXPORT REVENUES

    + NET DOMESTIC DRUG REVENUES

    +US DOMESTIC DISTRIBUTION REVENUES

    = TOTAL DRUG INCOME

    + NON-DRUG INCOME

    = TOTAL INCOME

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    Source: INEGI

    Evidence from BOP?

    Mexico: Errors and omisssions account , 2000-2010 (USD bn)

    -14.0

    -12.0

    -10.0

    -8.0

    -6.0

    -4.0

    -2.0

    0.0

    2.0

    4.0

    6.0

    2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

    (USDb

    n,

    invertedscale)

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    Evidence of Dutch disease?

    MX Peso: Trade-weighted exchange index, 2000-2011

    (100=Jan. 2000)

    60.0

    70.0

    80.0

    90.0

    100.0

    110.0

    120.0

    130.0

    Jan-00

    May-00

    Sep-00

    Jan-01

    May-01

    Sep-01

    Jan-02

    May-02

    Sep-02

    Jan-03

    May-03

    Sep-03

    Jan-04

    May-04

    Sep-04

    Jan-05

    May-05

    Sep-05

    Jan-06

    May-06

    Sep-06

    Jan-07

    May-07

    Sep-07

    Jan-08

    May-08

    Sep-08

    Jan-09

    May-09

    Sep-09

    Jan-10

    May-10

    Sep-10

    Jan-11

    May-11

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    Evidence in banking system?

    Mexico: Commercial bank deposits, 2000-2010

    (% GDP)

    Source: CNBV, BBVA-Bancomer

    16.1 16.4 16 16.1 15.9 15.915.2

    16

    18

    19 18.9

    2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

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    Evidence in housing market?

    Mexico: Real housing price index by state, 2005-2010

    ( average annual real growth)

    Source: SHF, Banxico

    -1.0

    0.0

    1.0

    2.0

    3.0

    4.0

    5.0

    Tabasco

    Campeche

    Puebla

    Veracruz

    Hidalgo

    SLP

    DistritoFederal

    Moralos

    Chiapas

    Oaxaca

    Guerrero

    Mxico

    QuintanaRoo

    Yucatn

    Nayarit

    Tlaxcala

    Colima

    Nacional

    Sinaloa

    Michoacn

    Quertaro

    Coahuila

    Tamaulipas

    Durango

    NuevoLen

    Sonora

    Aguascalientes

    Chihuahua

    Guanajuato

    BajaCaliforniaSur

    Jalisco

    BajaCalifornia

    Zacatecas

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    Evidence in stock market?

    Selected LATAM stock markets, 2000-2011

    Source: Bloomberg

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    Vertical integration?

    0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%

    Importer

    Producer

    Money laundering

    Wholesaler

    Retailer

    Mule

    Possession

    Unspecified

    US, Non-Mexican Mexican-American Mexican Other nationals

    Drug-related state and federal inmates by self-specified ro le and

    national/ethnic origin, 2004 (%)

    Source: Caulkins/Sevigny 2010, with data from Survey of Inmates in State and Federal Correctional Facilities (2004)

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    A taxonomy of criminal groups

    Illicit traffic

    Rent extraction

    Local Transnational

    Sinaloa

    AFOBLO

    Jurez /

    BAZetas

    Templarios

    Prison

    gangs

    Human

    traffickers

    Migrantkidnappers

    Local

    kidnappers

    Acapulco

    gangs

    Fuel

    thiefs

    Fakers

    Local drug

    distributors

    Traditional

    smugglers

    Domestic

    traders

    Gulf

    Muscle men

    Piracy

    rings

    Borderextortionists

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    Three conclusions and some implications

    Conclusions CW about size, most likely wrong

    Network, not vertically-integrated structure

    Highly diversified criminal forms: TCO denominationobscures the issue!

    Implications No long-term threat to Mexican national security

    Key issue: law and order

    Need for local responses (while leveraging federal +

    US resources)

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    Thank youAlejandro HopeProyecto MC2 (Menos Crimen, Menos Castigo)Blog: http://www.animalpolitico.com/blogueros-plata-o-plomo

    Twitter: @ahope71

    http://www.mexicoevalua.org/index.php