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Colombian Elections:Santos win first round with 46% , and has a lock on the runoff.

 
BOGOTA, COLOMBIA — A former defense minister who would continue President Álvaro Uribe’s tough anti-guerrilla policies handily defeated a former Bogota mayor Sunday in the first round of presidential elections. Juan Manuel Santos, 58, who oversaw the most decisive strikes against rebel forces, did not garner the simple majority needed to win outright. But his [...]

“Nuclear” Brazil controls uranium process from extraction to conversion to fuel.

Brazil, the oldest nuclear power in Latin America, is poised to attain industrial autonomy in the processing of uranium in a move pursued by the military to secure the country’s pre-eminent status in military and political fields.
Brazil completed enrichment on a small non-commercial scale many years ago but faced U.S. intervention in its long-standing [...]

U.S. new counter terror policy focalize in homegrown extremism.

WASHINGTON: In its new National Security Strategy, the US will make homegrown extremism an integral part of its counter-terror policy as it specifically named al-Qaida and its affiliates as its “adversaries”.
The strategy to be unveiled by President Barack Obama, for the first time focuses on home grown extremists who turn to Islamic radicalism in America [...]

Mexico´s Prosecutors and Police Chiefs will receive armoured cars and bodyguards.

Given the continuing attacks against municipal police commanders, the Secretariat of Mexico’’s Public Security (SSP) has decided to implement an institutional security scheme for those responsible of combating organized crime locally.
 According to a statement released by the SSP in the Federal District, heads of municipal police corps and attorneys will be provided with armoured cars [...]

National Security: Terror attacks in the U.S. warns DHS.

Attempted terror attacks in the United States are on the rise, and it’s only going to get worse, Homeland Security warns.
CNN reported on Thursday that an unclassified intelligence memo states “the number and pace of attempted attacks against the United States over the past nine months have surpassed the number of attempts during any other previous one-year [...]

Mexico arrested Mayor of Cancun accused of money laundering and links to drug cartels.

MEXICO CITY — A former mayor of Cancun who was running for governor of his Caribbean state laundered cash for two drug cartels, prosecutors charged Wednesday, a possible new sign of the taint of narcotics on Mexican politics.
Police arrested Gregorio Sanchez Martinez, who was running for governor , was arrested at the resort’s airport late Tuesday.
Sanchez [...]

In Colombia, the university students use also synthetic drugs.

In Bogota, the young are poisoned with a new synthetic drug  whose ingredients are of high risk and are usually sold in heart shapes and color.
The OAS recommended further studies on the new threat in Lima, Quito and La Paz. READ MORE HERE (in spanish)
In South America, Colombia  is the biggest producer of the dangerous [...]

Brazil Elections: Presidential candidate Serra accuses Bolivia og negligence in the control of cocaine/crack trafficking.

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 [...]

Venezuela Elections: a former pro-Chavez coalition party will not form alliance with the Colonel.

CARACAS, Venezuela — Leaders of a leftist party said Monday they won’t form an alliance with President Hugo Chavez’s governing party for September congressional elections because of the socialist leader’s uncompromising attitude.
The announcement by Fatherland For All – a longtime member of a pro-Chavez coalition – is a setback for the president’s Unified Socialist Party [...]

Colombia: youngsters explain Mockus increasing success, 67% of 18-24 year old support him.

Data from the polling firm Ipsos Napoleón Franco sees Santos winning 35 percent of the vote versus Mockus’ 34 percent in a nine-way race. But among 18-24 year olds, Mockus has a favorability rating of 67 percent — an 11 point lead over Santos. READ MORE HERE.

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