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U.S. Drug Habit Migrates to Mexico

Uncategorized January 26, 2007 0Likes 3Comments

The seemingly insatiable U.S. appetite for drugs manifests itself on every level, from local neighborhoods to the halls of power in Washington. For a long time, the United States’ addiction to hard drugs was seen…

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Deportation Feeds a Cycle of Violence in Central America

Migration March 14, 2006 0Likes 0Comments

Since the early nineties, criminal gang networks operating across the border between the United States and Central America have exploded in power and number. The gangs take advantage of loopholes in international immigration and deportation…

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U.S. Military Moves in Paraguay Rattle Regional Relations

Uncategorized December 14, 2005 0Likes 0Comments

On May 27, the Paraguayan National Congress signed an agreement with the United States that allows U.S. military personnel to train, work, and operate in different regions of the country for a period of 18…

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Brazil’s Gun Buy-Back Program: Will it Work?

Uncategorized September 30, 2005 0Likes 0Comments

Marcelo Itagiba’s office is immaculate. His desk is a fine piece of furniture, built of beautiful wood and adorned with intricately designed carvings. Two cell phones, three land lines, and a radio surround his organized…

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Legal Questions Mar Colombia’s Paramilitary Disarmament

Uncategorized September 26, 2005 0Likes 0Comments

Born and raised in the slums of Medell

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China

Uncategorized August 24, 2005 0Likes 0Comments

Last November Chinese President Hu Jintao swept through South American capitals with pledges of future investment and carrying a

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Brazils Gun Buy-Back Program: Will it Work?

Uncategorized October 15, 2004 0Likes 0Comments

Free Trade and the Environment: Mexico, NAFTA, and Beyond By Kevin P. Gallagher | September 17, 2004 Americas Program, Interhemispheric Resource Center (IRC) www.americaspolicy.org   During the NAFTA negotiations, proponents of the agreement argued that…

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Impoverished Brazilian Youth Face Little Option but to Die Young

Uncategorized September 16, 2003 0Likes 0Comments

A 16-year-old drug dealer with a sack of cocaine next to a 15-year-old soldado with a Kalashnikov AK-47 assault rifle, holding sway over younger children on the playground. Photo Credit: Anja Kessler Rio de Janeiro…

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