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Security & Strategic Review - April 2017 (ISSN 1741-4202)
Mexico: Could there be cooperation on heroin?
Since President Donald Trump took office in January, Mexico and the United States have been caught in a win-lose standoff over foreign trade, immigration, and the proposed border wall. Whether an accommodation on these issues can be reached remains to be seen. But in the meantime, there could be a win-win on the horizon: cooperative action against the opioids epidemic that is sweeping through the United States.
- Venezuela’s collectives – paramilitaries by another name?
- Colombia: Post-conflict security challenges start to materialise in Tumaco
- Region: Efforts to combat illegal mining
- Brazil: Brazil to expand international arms trade
- Argentina: Central region holds first anti-drug congress
- Mexico: ‘Peace index’ pointing the wrong way
- Mexico: Could there be cooperation on heroin?
- Honduras: The tales of ‘Don Leo’
- Nicaragua: Renewed concerns about armed anti-government groups
- Panama: Varela deploys another elite task force
- St Lucia: St Lucia still in US black book
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