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Latin America

Criminal Insurgency: Narcocultura, Social Banditry, and Information Operations
by John P. Sullivan

Journal Article | December 3, 2012 05:30 AM | Comments(7)

“The Family doesn’t kill for money; it doesn’t kill for women... only those who deserve to die, die... [T]his is divine justice.”

Describing Conflict in Central America: “Criminal Insurgency”
by David C. Eckley

Blog post | August 12, 2012 11:51 PM | Comments(1)

While transnational organized crime elements operating in Latin America may not be engaged in an ideological “terrorist insurgency,” the observed conflict between them and regional states...

Iran's Expanding Footprint in Latin America
by Sandra Warmoth

Journal Article | May 29, 2012 05:40 AM | Comments(11)

In the first of several installments, we take a look at Iranian and Hizballah activities in Latin America.

The Remilitarisation of Latin American Streets
by SWJ Editors

Blog post | March 31, 2012 07:34 PM | Comments(2)

Latin American governments are bringing militaries on the streets to combat gangs and cartels, but at what price?

OAS: Drug Cartels Threaten Latin American Democracy
by Dave Dilegge

Blog post | March 2, 2012 04:22 AM | Comments(0)

BBC reports on OAS warning: "Drug Cartels Threaten Latin American Democracy".