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Security & Strategic Review - January 2014 (ISSN 1741-4202)
MEXICO: Fewer deaths; other indicators less encouraging
The government of President Enrique Peña Nieto sounded quite satisfied at the end of its first year of office with the lowest number of intentional homicides in four years. However, several analysts have pointed out that other indicators do not indicate an overall improvement of the public security situation.
- CIA & DEA covert actions in Colombia and Mexico revealed
- MEXICO: Federal halt to autodefensa expansion
- MEXICO: Fewer deaths; other indicators less encouraging
- POINTERS
- COLOMBIA: Appraisal of Farc’s post-truce situation
- VENEZUELA: High-profile murder and a new anti-crime plan
- CHILE: Anarchists behind attacks in Mapuche heartland?
- POINTERS
- CENTRAL AMERICA: Military no panacea in Northern Triangle
- POINTERS