Across Latin America, military-led anticrime strategies are losing ground to newer concepts such as community policing.
O Estado de São Paulo destaca o artigo publicado pela Americas Quarterly sobre as atividades da NSA na América Latina.
A proposta do Presidente Obama para restringir a NSA foi "um belo gesto aos líderes estrangeiros, mas é difícil recuperar a confiança dos aliados", comentou Christopher Sabatini da AS/COA.
The Huffington Post features Americas Quarterly advance release article on the implications of the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) activites in Latin America.
AS/COA Online briefly profiles President Juan Manuel Santos and Oscar Iván Zuluaga...
Recognition of shared U.S.-Mexican responsibility for security and prosperity fosters confidence to expand the trade agenda, explains COA's Eric Farnsworth in congressional testimony.
Governments and the private sector are developing strategies such as response teams and new legislation to protect against hacking and crimes like malware and phishing.