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Security & Strategic Review - May 2016 (ISSN 1741-4202)
COLOMBIA: Tackling the neo-paramilitary threat
Colombian police carried out the biggest seizure of cocaine in the country’s history on 15 May. At least eight tonnes. The cocaine belonged to Clan Úsuga (Los Urabeños), a neo-paramilitary group which is now widely considered to be the biggest threat to peace in a post-accord Colombia.
- VENEZUELA: Security deteriorating on all fronts
- COLOMBIA: Tackling the neo-paramilitary threat
- MEXICO: Emergence of the Tamaulipas vigilantes
- MEXICO: Charges dismissed in Tlatlaya case
- REGION: Which way for the corruption story?
- URUGUAY: Taking drastic measures to tackle criminality
- ARGENTINA: New crime figures provide baseline
- EL SALVADOR: Conflicting messages over mara struggle
- PANAMA: Changes in the security ministry
- BELIZE-GUATEMALA: No sign of reconciliation
- POINTERS