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US Border Patrol deploying sixth predator drone

The Americas Post - The US Border Patrol drone program began under President George W. Bush

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection agency added a second Predator B aircraft in Texas in October and will soon deploy another based in Arizona, bring total active drones on the Mexico border up to six by the end of the year. Since they were first deployed six years ago, the unmanned aircraft are credited [...]

Chinese navy ship touring Caribbean

The Americas Post - Free Chinese delivery now includes medical aid.  Photo Credit:  Xinhua News Agency

Doctors and nurses deployed by the dozen from a Chinese navy hospital ship in Jamaica Tuesday, as part of a humanitarian mission to portray China’s growing military as a responsible global power. China’s 584 foot Peace Ark carries over 100 medical volunteers offering free surgery, CAT scans, eye care and other procedures. Launched three years [...]

Colombia shuts down intelligence agency

The Americas Post - Colombian President Santos has pulled the plug.  Photo credit:  Reuters

On Monday Colombia shut down a controversial intelligence center for surveillance and illegal interception of communications to magistrates, journalists and politicians who opposed the administration of ex-president Alvaro Uribe. President Juan Manuel Santos said that responsibilities of the Administrative Security Department  (ASD) will be taken over by other agencies like the Ministry of Foreign Relations, the [...]

EISIC, Dr. Nasrullah Memon and Computational Criminology: Early Warning Informatics System could predict Terrorist Threats

On the occasion of the EISIC (September 12-14,2011) held in Athens, we interviewed the Program Chair of the event Dr. Nasrullah Memon, professor at the University of Southern Denmark and member of the Steering Committee of the European Intelligence & Security Informatics Conference EISIC on Counterterrorism and Criminology. The event was organized jointly with The [...]

PRI advisor Judge Garzon against drug decriminalization and money laundering.

Besides being an advisor of the Organization of American States (OAS), and directly involved in the peace process in Colombia, Spanish judge Baltasar Garzón has been very active in other matters related to Latin American politics. Recently in Mexico, Judge Garzón was invited to an international Conference on Money Laundering. During the event, the famous [...]

Montevideo: 11th Summit of Latin America Interpol Working Group on cyber & tech crime

During the inauguration in Montevideo, Uruguay of the XI International Conference of the Interpol Working Group on Technology Crime (including cybercrime) , the President of the Interpol Working Group Mr. Miguel Angel Justo (from Argentina) said that “the police of the countries of Latin America must bring their national legislation on tech crime to the conference, [...]

Crime and violence within social networks like Facebook

In the beginning, social networks were just a new way of socializing among friends and business people. In the last few years, some people have begun using these networks for other purposes than family and friends.  Using facebook some people started a political movement that ended in the Egyptian revolution against Mubarak. Others organize urban riots like some [...]

Sinaloa Cartel heavily into meth.

The Sinaloa is nowadays the most powerful drug cartel in Mexico, with The Zetas in second place. The Sinaloa Cartel seems to be expanding on a massive level of methamphetamine production, filling the void left by the virtual  dissolution of the cartel La Familia that was once the principal in the production and illegal trafficking [...]

U.S. liberals start debating budget cuts for Homeland Security

The coming wave of U.S. defense budget cuts will apparently be followed by less spending on Homeland Security. Ten years after the 9/11 attacks, the U.S. Government is spending near $75 Billion per year on U.S. Homeland Security. Whether the Spending Spree has been worthwhile is the subject of increasing debate, especially among U.S. liberals…READ [...]

Washington Post´s 2nd chapter of “All the President`s men”, this time in Colombia.

  The long term U.S.-funded counterinsurgency campaign against the narco guerrilla FARC are viewed as so successful that it has become a model for strategy in Mexico, Afghanistan and other countries.But The Washington Post on Sunday publish alleged revelations about what happened during the two terms of the former Colombian President Alvaro Uribe and the [...]

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