Latin American Security & Strategic Review
Latin American Security & Strategic Review - February 2019
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- Populism against crime: where are Brazil and Mexico heading?
Andean Countries
- Venezuela: Staring down the barrel
- Colombia-Venezuela: Venezuelan women – victims of human trafficking networks in Colombia
- Ecuador: Xenophobic attacks against Venezuelans spark concerns
- Venezuela-Region: Resurgent diseases in Venezuela pose health risk for region
Southern Cone
- Chile: Government commits to improving cybersecurity
Mexico
- Mexico: Battle for the National Guard
- Mexico: The war on drugs is over. Really?
- Mexico: El Chapo’s trial draws to a close
Central America & Caribbean
- Costa Rica: Alvarado hails drop in homicides
- Caricom: Jamaica and Guyana at odds with Trinidad over Venezuela
By the size of their populations and economies Brazil and Mexico are the two Latin American giants.
Latin American Security & Strategic Review - January 2019
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- The never-ending wall
Andean Countries
- Colombia: Government dialogue remains far off as ELN ceasefire ends
- Colombia: Condemnation from the US as coca production reaches all-time high
- Venezuela: Chipping away at Maduro
Southern Cone
- Brazil: Rio de Janeiro: life after military intervention
- Brazil: Criminal gangs drive outbreak of violence in Ceará
- Chile: Unrest returns to the Araucanía area
Mexico
- Mexico: Crackdown on the huachicoleros
- Mexico: National Guard debate continues
Caribbean & Central America
- El Salvador: Sánchez Cerén claims security progress; doubts persist
- Guatemala: Constitutional crisis on the way
- Guyana: Venezuela escalates its challenge to Guyana
- POINTERS
As this issue went to press the US government remained in partial shutdown over the stand-off between President Donald Trump and the Democratic Party majority in the House of Representatives over the funding of the proposed border wall.