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Security & Strategic Review - August 2016 (ISSN 1741-4202)
MEXICO: Corruption worries corporates more than violence
In July the Mexico branch of the American Chamber of Commerce (AmCham) published its regular annual security survey for 2015-2016, with the local press focusing on two headlines: first, that companies are leaving some states and in one or two cases, the country itself, because of worries over security; and second, that for the business community corruption is a bigger problem than criminal violence. The detail of the report, however, provides a more complex snapshot of operating risks in the country.
- Islamic State considers Latin America
- REGION: Minority lives matter
- MEXICO: Corruption worries corporates more than violence
- MEXICO: Michoacán: snatching failure from the jaws of success?
- MEXICO: Sinaloa cartel in the Philippines
- PERU: Investigation launched into alleged PNP death squad
- COLOMBIA-EL SALVADOR: Could amnesty annulment jeopardise Colombian peace?
- ECUADOR: Improving equality in armed forces
- POINTERS
- BRAZIL: Outbreak of violence in Rio Grande do Norte
- PARAGUAY: EPP perpetrates another kidnapping under FTC’s nose
- GUATEMALA: The need to tackle prison reform
- NICARAGUA: Nicaragua’s police chief confirmed in her role
- REGION: US debates strategic re-engagement with the Caribbean