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Moving Beyond Easy Wins: Colombia’s Borders

Latin America Report N°40, 31 October 2011

Colombia needs bolder policies to cope with the violence in its border areas, because improved relations with its neighbours alone have neither effectively reduced ongoing conflict with illegal armed groups nor alleviated the plight of the local communities.

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Moving Beyond Easy Wins: Colombia’s Borders , Latin America Report N°40, 31 Oct 2011

Colombia needs bolder policies to cope with the violence in its border areas, because improved relations with its neighbours alone have neither effectively reduced ongoing conflict with illegal armed groups nor alleviated the plight of the local communities.

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Keeping Haiti Safe: Justice Reform, Latin America/Caribbean Briefing N°27, 27 Oct 2011

A dysfunctional justice system continues to pose significant obstacles to the democratic process in a post-earthquake Haiti where security and stability remain fragile.

Guatemala: Drug Trafficking and Violence, Latin America Report N°39, 11 Oct 2011

The bloody eruption of the Mexican Zetas cartel into its territory is the latest chapter in a vicious cycle of repeated government failures, massive corruption and criminal violence that threatens the frail democracy of Guatemala, the gateway for most of the drugs reaching the U.S. from Mexico.

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Guatemala: Drug Trafficking and Violence, Latin America Report N°39, 11 Oct 2011

The bloody eruption of the Mexican Zetas cartel into its territory is the latest chapter in a vicious cycle of repeated government failures, massive corruption and criminal violence that threatens the frail democracy of Guatemala, the gateway for most of the drugs reaching the U.S. from Mexico.

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Keeping Haiti Safe: Police Reform, Latin America/Caribbean Briefing N°26, 8 Sep 2011

Kidnapping, urban gangs and unresolved killings form a trifecta of challenges to citizen safety that the four month-old Martelly administation must confront by speedily completing reforms to professionalise the Haitian National Police(HNP).

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Violence and Politics in Venezuela, Latin America Report N°38, 17 Aug 2011

Crime and violence seriously threaten Venezuela’s medium and long-term stability, regardless of whether or not President Hugo Chávez retains power in the 2012 election.

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Cutting the Links Between Crime and Local Politics: Colombia’s 2011 Elections, Latin America Report N°37, 25 Jul 2011

If the interference of criminal groups in local politics is not addressed, they could become even a bigger threat to Colombia’s local democracy and national security.

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Post-quake Haiti: Security Depends on Resettlement and Development, Latin America/Caribbean Briefing N°25, 28 Jun 2011

A year and a half after a deadly earthquake devastated its capital, 650,000 victims still wait for permanent housing in more than 1,000 unstable emergency camps across Haiti as a new hurricane season arrives.

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Guatemala’s Elections: Clean Polls, Dirty Politics, Latin America Briefing N°24, 16 Jun 2011

Violence and unregulated campaign finance endanger political institutions ahead of the Guatemalan polls in September.

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Learning to Walk without a Crutch:
The International Commission Against Impunity in Guatemala
, Latin America Report N°36, 31 May 2011

Despite the promising beginning made by a unique hybrid legal body established by agreement with the UN, a culture of fear and impunity still prevails in Guatemala.

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Moving Beyond Easy Wins: Colombia’s Borders
Latin America Report N°40, 31 Oct 2011
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Keeping Haiti Safe: Justice Reform
Latin America/Caribbean Briefing N°27
Now Available in French
Guatemala: Drug Trafficking and Violence
Latin America Report N°39, 11 Oct 2011
Now Available in Spanish

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