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Security & Strategic Review August 2011 (ISSN 1741-4202)
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HAITI | Mixed security panorama. On 30 July the national police released a set of statistics showing a significant decline in kidnappings towards the end of the second quarter of the year, while the number of murders showed little change over that period, and armed robberies, after an initial fall, rose again in June.
- As launch of new strategy looms, Santos replaces defence minister
- MEXICO: More data, but aspects of the conflict remain unclear
- MEXICO: Local police are the government’s weakest link
- MEXICO: String of coups against drug cartels
- MEXICO-US: Plumbing the extent of US involvement
- REGION: More evidence of cocaine-processing spillover
- PERU: Alarm over 'gang war’ threat in Callao
- COLOMBIA: Farc strikes with wave of bombings
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- ARGENTINA: Crimes affecting public insecurity are declining
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- HONDURAS: Officials bemused by string of killings in Colón
- TRINIDAD & TOBAGO: Emergency declared in response to spate of murders
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