This report from CIPER Chile details the transnational expansion of the Primeiro Comando da Capital (PCC), a major Brazilian criminal organization. Originally formed within São Paulo’s prison system, the PCC has extended its influence beyond the borders of Brazil, establishing networks in neighboring countries. The article likely investigates how the PCC operates and coordinates criminal activities across international boundaries, effectively extending its reach from within the prison system. The focus seems to be on the group’s ability to maintain control and expand its criminal enterprise despite incarceration of key leaders. CIPER Chile’s reporting suggests a significant and growing threat from this transnational organized crime group. The expansion presents challenges for regional security and law enforcement collaboration. Further details highlight the PCC’s evolving strategies and impact on the criminal landscape.