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Security & Strategic Review - January 2022
PARAGUAY-BRAZIL: Unrelenting wave of violence on the border
Paraguay’s land border with Brazil, a traditionally lawless area rife with organised crime, is suffering from an ongoing spate of bloody violence. In 2021 well over 100 people lost their lives in execution-style attacks on both sides of the border.
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