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On the radar: Latin America blurs the line between crime and terrorism

SteveBy SteveNovember 7, 202501 Min Read
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On the radar: Latin America blurs the line between crime and terrorism

On the Radar November 6 Terrorism Crime Latin America

This week we look at the recent designation of two powerful Brazilian gangs as terrorist organizations in Paraguay, the passage of a tough anti-extortion law amid increased violence in Peru, and the increased militarization of the fight against illegal mining in Ecuador.

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