Instability Due to Drugs in Central America Could Spread

July 19, 2012

The instability generated by drug trafficking in Central America could spread to South America, where Colombian pressure on the drug business has forced traffickers to move into Peru and Bolivia, General Douglas Fraser, Commander of U.S. Southern Command, told the daily Folha de São Paulo.

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The Risks of China-Made High-Impact Infrastructure in Colombia PART I

The reach of the People’s Republic of China (PRC) in major infrastructure projects in Colombia has increased considerably in recent years. The first line of the Bogotá Metro, the Regiotram commuter train, and the Mar 2 Highway are just some of the million-dollar contracts awarded to the Asian country. Projects that have come with some expectations, as they promised to turn around the development of [ … ]

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