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Security & Strategic Review - September 2018 (ISSN 1741-4202)
Region: A Central American China syndrome?
The US is getting worried about China’s presence in Central America. A decision to recall US ambassadors from Panama, the Dominican Republic, and El Salvador (all countries that recently established full diplomatic relations with Beijing) coupled with the postponement of a meeting with Northern Triangle countries, has set off speculation that Washington may be seeking to take a more pro-active line in an area long considered the US’s ‘back yard’.
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- Colombia: Little movement on the ELN
- Venezuela: Fear and paranoia
- Brazil: Elections call for reinforced security
- Brazil: Public security concerns persist in Rio de Janeiro
- Chile: Catholic Church abuse cases triple
- Paraguay: Arms trafficking problem exposed
- Mexico: Glossing over the cracks
- Mexico: Violence continues
- Region: A Central American China syndrome?
- Costa Rica: Alvarado unveils new security strategy
- Jamaica: State of emergency for Kingston
- POINTERS