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Security & Strategic Review: January 2010 (ISSN 1741-4202)
CHILE: Anarchist bombings escalate to daytime attacks
Chile's New Year would have been ushered in
with a bombing, had the detonating mechanism not failed. January, though, was
punctuated by three bombings, all with devices similar to those used by
anarchist groups in previous attacks, but not claimed by any of them up to the
time of writing. One of the bombings claimed casualties; another was clearly
intended to disrupt voting in the presidential runoff.
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- SOUTH AMERICA: From military arsenals to drug gangs & guerrillas
- COLOMBIA: Push to finish off new paramilitary organisations
- COLOMBIA: Insight into Farc's strategy
- PERU: Government reports successes against Sendero
- POINTERS
- BRAZIL: Forty Rio favelas targeted for 'pacification
- CHILE: Anarchist bombings escalate to daytime attacks
- POINTERS
- MEXICO: Sharp spike in cartel-related violence
- POINTERS
- HAITI: The quake, the US troops and threat perception