The findings of the 2016 Global Law and Order Report shows that “Venezuela has become a society that’s just breaking down,” says AS/COA’s Eric Farnsworth.
Venezuelans Feel Less Safe at Home Than Syrians
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Franco Ordoñez
What Brazil Can Learn From the Terrorist Threat to the Rio Olympics
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Oliver Stuenkel
The discovery of a Brazilian terrorist cell that allegedly pledged allegiance to ISIS provides an opportunity for Brazil to address weaknesses in its counterterrorism framework.
Explainer: The Role of the Venezuelan Military in Politics
In light of recent moves by President Nicolás Maduro, we survey other moments when the military was front and center in Venezuelan political life.
Stop Enabling Latin America's Gun Addiction
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Robert Muggah
The U.S. can change a historic pattern of irresponsible arms sales driving regional violence.
Promote Americas-wide Collaboration on Cybersecurity
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Jane Fraser
Increasing threats from cybercrime in Latin America present the U.S. with an opportunity to show regional leadership.
Update: With Ceasefire Deal, Colombia on Verge of Peace with FARC
The June 23 announcement was historic, but there is still work to be done.
LatAm in Focus: The Trump Threat to North American Security
Agustín Barrios Gómez, president of the Mexico Image Foundation, explains why the U.S...