Brazil Would Evaluate Joining the Anti-Drug Alliance Promoted by Chile and External to the Shield of the Americas
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In the midst of the debate generated by the Shield of the Americas, the multinational political and military coalition promoted by the United States to coordinate regional security and combat drug trafficking and organized crime, Brazil would be open to talking and eventually join the Santiago Regional Commitment against Transnational Organized Crime, a regional alliance created by Chile last May and which has seven countries in South America, a…
A report from the media Folha de Sao Paulo said that Brazil is thinking of joining the Santiago Commitment, an alliance to fight drug trafficking on the continent, which was promoted by the government of José Antonio Kast in Chile. It is a group that has no relation to the Shield of the Americas, and is composed of countries such as Argentina, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru, Bolivia and Uruguay. Read also...
Brazil would be evaluating the option of formally joining the Santiago Commitment, an initiative promoted by the government of José Antonio Kast, to coordinate the fight against transnational organized crime. As reported by the Brazilian newspaper Folha de Sao Paulo, Brazil received an informal invitation to join this alliance. Although it has not [...] The post They ensure that Brazil evaluates joining the Santiago Commitment promoted by Chile …
Brazil is open to talking and also considers joining Santiago's Regional Commitment against Transnational Organized Crime, a regional alliance created by Chile last May that has seven countries in South America. Read more (09/29/2026)
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