Léa is a trilingual junior researcher and consultant, currently interning at UNODC’s Regional Office for Central America and the Caribbean in Panama, where she researches firearms, human trafficking, and migrant smuggling. She is also a Research Associate at ODI Global and holds an MSc in International Politics and Human Rights from the University of Glasgow. Her interests include conflict, environmental justice, resource politics, migration, and development initiatives focused on poverty alleviation.
Developers in the Tourism Industry in the Caribbean: Integrating Crime and Security into Sustainable Tourism Planning
As the Caribbean rethinks its dependence on high-volume tourism, one question remains conspicuously absent. What happens when the security environment is treated as someone else’s problem? Crime and organised criminal…
Understanding Political Risk in Mexico: Investment Opportunities after the 2026 FIFA World Cup
Following the conclusion of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, attention is likely to shift beyond Spain's last-minute winning goal to Mexico's broader economic outlook. The tournament successfully stimulated the Mexican…