End of preview - This article contains approximately 849 words.
Subscribers: Log in now to read the full article
Not a Subscriber?
Choose from one of the following options
Back
Security & Strategic Review - June 2024
PERU: Anti-corruption unit facing mounting obstacles
Already facing multiple corruption allegations, Peru’s President Dina Boluarte drew further scrutiny on 9 May when she ordered the removal of police support for the special anti-corruption task force (Eficcop) in the attorney general’s office. The move came the day before prosecutors arrested Boluarte’s brother, Wigberto Nicanor Boluarte, as part of an Eficcop-led investigation into alleged bribery and influence peddling in his sister’s government.
- Doubts over Panamanian president-elect’s pledges
- COLOMBIA: Rupture with Israel threatens military supplies
- ECUADOR: Narrower focus in second phase of security crackdown
- PERU: Anti-corruption unit facing mounting obstacles
- BRAZIL: Floods highlight climate vulnerabilities and inequalities
- CHILE: Security concerns heighten over murdered Carabineros
- ARGENTINA: Attack on lesbian women highlights rising homophobic violence
- MEXICO: Cracking down on migration
- MEXICO: High-profile tourist killings raise alarm
- MEXICO: Boosting ties with Cuba
- GUATEMALA: Arévalo touts progress in 100-day balance sheet, key pledge is pending
- NICARAGUA: Drawing closer to Moscow
- HAITI: Health system’s collapse latest symptom of state failure
- JAMAICA: Government and opposition at odds over reform process