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Security & Strategic Review - October 2013 (ISSN 1741-4202)
MEXICO: ‘Hoodies’ are new public threat
The violent disruption of a march through the centre of Mexico City on 2 October, following a pattern that has been escalating since President Enrique Peña Nieto was sworn in last December, has highlighted a new public security threat which, like the spreading phenomenon of ‘self-defence’ groups in many states, the authorities do not seem to know how to contain.
- Report issues warning about new ‘light footprint’ US activities
- BRAZIL: Prosecutors, judges and revelations about the PCC
- BOLIVIA: Coca growers use force against eradication
- PERU: Cocaine airbridge moves into the Vraem
- VENEZUELA: Starting to shoot down suspect aircraft
- BRAZIL: Trying to discover more about Black Bloc rioters
- ARGENTINA: Strong denunciation of capital’s police
- PARAGUAY: Two EPP ambushes claim more police casualties
- MEXICO: Clean-up of police forces is way below target
- MEXICO: ‘Hoodies’ are new public threat
- POINTERS
- HONDURAS: Candidates sign a national security pact
- NICARAGUA: Church calls for talk with armed groups
- POINTERS