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Security & Strategic Review - February 2013 (ISSN 1741-4202)
More of Peña Nieto’s security strategy comes to light
In a series of announcements by President Enrique Peña Nieto, interior minister Miguel Ángel Osorio Chong, and the budget directorate of the Interior ministry (Segob), some of the missing pieces in the new government’s public security strategy came to light in February — particularly the funding of the expanded interior ministry and how the new gendarmerie will be established.
- More of Peña Nieto’s security strategy comes to light
- MEXICO: Peña Nieto policies as seen north of the border
- REGION: The most violent cities
- COLOMBIA: Surge of fighting, but negotiations continue
- Pointers
- CHILE: Judiciary balks at misuse of the courts
- BRAZIL: Local gang led Santa Catarina waves of violence
- Pointers
- Back to counting the drug-war dead
- ‘Community police’ become a political issue
- EL SALVADOR: Impact of ‘truce’ confirmed, US demurs
- Pointers