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Security & Strategic Review - August 2015 (ISSN 1741-4202)
MEXICO: Calling the soldiers to account
Three recent events suggest that the Mexican military are being called to account before the authorities and the civilian courts, for their members’ involvement in disappearances and their frequent refusal to abide by the provisions of the law on access to information.
- Faced with rising unrest countrywide Maduro closes the border with Colombia
- EL SALVADOR: From now on the maras are terrorists
- BOLIVIA: Coca cultivation down, but Washington differs
- COLOMBIA: Bilateral ceasefire ‘possible before final agreement’
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- BRAZIL: São Paulo massacre revives issue of police violence
- PARAGUAY: Alleged actions by anti-EPP ‘paramilitaries’
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- MEXICO: Calling the soldiers to account
- MEXICO-US: Drawing conclusions from data on seizures
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- HONDURAS: Third consecutive year of improvement
- GUATEMALA: Kidnapping rate is more than halved
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