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WRH Volume 37 Issue 13

August 15, 2017November 21, 2019 COHA 14 ViewsArgentina, Belize, Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, Drug Trafficking, Felipe Galvis-Delgado, Guatemala, Honduras, Jack Pannell, Martina Guglielmone, Mauricio Macri, Mossack Fonseca, Narcotics, Odebrecht, OECD, Panama, Panama Papers, Sheldon Birkett, tax evasion 2 min read

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Brazil COHA in English Narcotics and Corruption Publications Secondary Security and Defense

The Not-So-Marvelous City: The Socioeconomic Roots of Rio de Janeiro’s Violence

July 10, 2017November 21, 2019 COHA 16 ViewsBrazil, Brazil Unit, Drug Trafficking, Jose da Cruz, Rio de Janeiro 7 min read

By José de Arimatéia da Cruz, Research Associate of the Brazil Research Unit at the Council on Hemispheric Affairs To downlad

Bolivia Featured Articles Narcotics and Corruption Publications Regions Research Articles South America South America (featured) Topics

Drug Trafficking in Bolivia: Combating Police Corruption Should Not Be the Only Solution

July 23, 2015August 3, 2015 COHA 22 ViewsBolivia, corruption, Drug Trafficking, drugs, Eliza Davis 14 min read

By: Eliza Davis, Research Associate at the Council on Hemispheric Affairs On May 24, Martín Belaunde Lossio, a Peruvian politician and

Human Rights Narcotics and Corruption

A More Peaceful and Prosperous Honduras?

May 8, 2015June 4, 2015 COHA 12 ViewsAlliance for Prosperity, Drug Trafficking, Honduras, Human Rights, Juan Orlando Hernández 7 min read

By: Brittney Figueroa and Kelsey Reinertson, Research Associates at the Council on Hemispheric Affairs Revised version posted May 8, 2015

Canada Mexico Narcotics and Corruption North America Publications Security and Defense United States

NAFTA and Drug Trafficking: Perpetuating Violence and the Illicit Supply Chain

March 20, 2015May 29, 2018 COHA 56 ViewsDrug Trafficking, NAFTA, North America, security, U.S., Violence 17 min read

By: Cameron McKibben, COHA Research Associate, with editorial assistance provided by Gonzalo Escribano, COHA Guest Scholar and Lecturer of Political

Immigration Mexico Narcotics and Corruption Security and Defense United States

Harm Reduction: A New Direction for U.S. Policy for Mexico

February 17, 2015March 4, 2015 COHA 19 ViewsDrug Trafficking, Harm Reduction, Immigration, Mexico, U.S., Violence 12 min read

By: Ronn Pineo, COHA Senior Research Fellow and Professor and Chair, Department of History, Towson University. Research Contributed by Cameron

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