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Security & Strategic Review: March 2010 (ISSN 1741-4202)
COSTA RICA: Chinchilla to target Mexican cartel penetration
President-elect Laura Chinchilla, who was
elected on a public security platform, has made dealing with the encroaching
Mexican drug cartels a top priority. She has picked a public security team that
has been heavily involved in this field in recent years, and is hoping to
persuade the US to increase the meagre security assistance it has been granting
Costa Rica.
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