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Security & Strategic Review - July 2018 (ISSN 1741-4202)
Mexico: Amnesty plans begin to take shape
Potentially the single most important initiative proposed by President-elect Andrés Manuel López Obrador – an amnesty for those who have taken part in a 12-year drug war that has killed over 200,000 people – is beginning to take shape. Exactly what is being proposed is difficult to pin down, in part because the idea is to hold a national consultation that will determine what gets included and what gets excluded.
- Immigration struggle set to continue
- Colombia: Security priorities to shift under Duque
- Venezuela: Keeping the military onside – but for how long?
- Brazil: PCC – the number one criminals in South America?
- Argentina: Gov’t fleshes out anti-drug trafficking security strategy
- Uruguay: Porous prisons
- Mexico: Amnesty plans begin to take shape
- Guatemala: Morales fights the UN
- Nicaragua: Concerns rise over paramilitaries
- Region: Drug trafficking devastates protected areas in Central America
- Guyana: ICJ looking at question of jurisdiction
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