About 60 police and security officers began on Monday (5th) a training course in order to act in the triple border (Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay, Ciudad del Este). The course, coordinated by the Police and held at various places in Foz do Iguacu until Friday (9) is given by five teachers of the Coordinator Office of [...]
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At least 76 people died to bring him here. Accused Jamaican drug lord Christopher Coke is now on U.S. soil. He made the trip to the U.S. on a private plane that landed at White Plains Airport, outside New York City.
According to a federal indictment, as far back as 1994, Coke, [...]
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- Arrested 13 people linked to ‘Familia Michoacana ”
- Drugs stored in Puntarenas Group to send to Guatemala and Mexico
- Organization is linked to attacks on torture
Elleven Costa Ricans and seven Mexicans were detained here on suspicion of being members of the feared cartel Familia Michoacan, located in the state of [...]
“The main drug kingpin of the criminal serbian group Saric has not been yet arrested, that may mean that he has been here,” said yesterday the Minister of Home Affairs of the Republic of Serbia, Ivica Dacic, after meeting with Uruguayan Interior Minister Eduardo Bonomi.
The two Secretaries of State agreed to sign a memorandum of cooperation between [...]
2010 Jun 13 | Posted in
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The US Government is willing to make resident security advisors available to Caribbean countries but will Guyana be interested?
Stabroek News was unable to get a comment from Home Affairs Minister Clement Rohee on the proposal. In a speech at the Washington event last month where US Attorney General Eric Holder made the offer, Rohee had [...]
MEXICO CITY — Mexico’s navy seized 45 pounds (20 kilograms) of powerful explosives Wednesday in a bohemian residential neighborhood in the capital after exchanging information with U.S. authorities.
Four Mexicans suspected of links to organized crime were being questioned after a pre-dawn raid on a hostel in Mexico City’s Roma neighborhood, [...]
2010 Jun 13 | Posted in
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Lima.- Transparency in political parties financing, multilateral cooperation to follow corrupt actions and an increased participation of the business sector are some necessary tools to fight corruption in the region, said Secretary General of the Organization of American States (OAS) José Miguel Insulza.
“Corruption is in one of the first positions in [...]
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Even after being criticized by Evo Morales and the Bolivian authorities, the PSDB’s candidate for the presidency in Brazil, Mr. José Serra, reaffirmed on the afternoon of Thursday (27), in an event in the city of Gramado, located in the southern mountains, that the government of Bolivia does not controls cocaine trafficking into Brazil. According to [...]
The Spanish Secretary of State for Security, Antonio Camacho, speaking at the 12th Meeting of the Cooperation Mechanism on Drugs between the EU and Latin America and the Caribbean, which is being held this Monday and Tuesday in Madrid, highlighted the importance of the EU, Latin America and the Caribbean and West African countries working [...]
One of the three public hearings held this week in Lima by the Inter-American Court of Human Rights discussed the responsibility of the Paraguayan state for violations of the right of indigenous communities to collective ownership of their land.
Paraguay is the Latin American country facing the largest number of complaints in the Inter-American Court regarding [...]
