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Security & Strategic Review November 2011 (ISSN 1741-4202)
MEXICO-US: Tangled web of US crossborder activities
The Mexican government has filed requests for the extradition from the US of six US nationals for acquiring weapons with the intent of smuggling them into Mexico. It has still to react to the revelation that a former attorney general, Eduardo Medina Mora, had known about US intentions to allow ‘controlled’ armed sales in order to follow them into Mexico, or to a report in the US media that the use of Mexican undercover informants by US agencies has been expanding.
- Will the ‘Tijuana model’ guide the decline of violence in Mexico?
- COLOMBIA: Analysing the situation facing Farc’s new leader
- BOLIVIA: Why the deal with Brazil & US remains unsigned
- POINTERS
- BRAZIL: Second phase of favela ‘pacification’ has begun
- PARAGUAY: EPP responds to state of ‘exception’ with attacks
- POINTERS
- MEXICO: Successes claimed in drive against Los Zetas
- MEXICO-US: Two versions of US-Sinaloa relations
- MEXICO-US: Tangled web of US crossborder activities
- POINTERS
- HONDURAS: Lobo swipes at crime, finds police among the criminals
- HONDURAS-US: Not quite another ‘Fast and Furious’
- HONDURAS: Is the cocaine flow shifting from air to sea?
- POINTERS