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Security & Rule of Law

How not to curb Colombian cocaine

By Mary Speck / April 2, 2021

Over the past four years, Colombia has eradicated nearly 300,000 hectares (more than 1,000 square miles) of coca while seizing more than 2,000 metric tons ...
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Suriname’s corruption and money laundering challenges

By Scott B. MacDonald / March 24, 2021

Earlier this month, the findings of Suriname’s National Risk Assessment on anti-money laundering and corruption were released. While the country has made ...
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Part 2: The unlawful basis for Cuba’s designation as a State Sponsor of Terrorism

By Robert L. Muse / March 2, 2021

This article is the second in a two-part series on Cuba's designation as a State Sponsor of Terrorism discussing the pretextual nature of Cuba's inclusion ...
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Ecuador ante la reorganización de las cadenas de suministro globales

By Santiago J. Herdoiza / February 16, 2021

Los problemas estructurales en materia económica y política pronostican un futuro incierto para el Ecuador en la carrera por redibujar las cadenas de ...
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Beyond earthquake headlines: Political crisis in Haiti

By Garrett O'Brien / February 10, 2021

While this democratic crisis unfolds, the Haitian people also find themselves in a humanitarian crisis. Schools have closed not just due to COVID-19, but ...
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The Caribbean and money laundering: Waiting for the post-COVID-19 world

By Scott B. MacDonald and Bruce Zagaris / December 23, 2020

The Caribbean is often associated with money laundering and other forms of financial fraud. This association remains despite considerable efforts by ...
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