El Salvador and 14 Other Governments Unite on Joint Strategies Against Criminal Gangs Under Shield of the Americas
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The U.S. State Department, under the administration of President and Secretary Marco Rubio, officialized today, September 24, the classification of 21 Latin American cartels and gangs as terrorist organizations.
The Trump administration and 14 governments in Latin America and the Caribbean announced the designation of 21 cartels, prison gangs and drug trafficking groups as foreign terrorist organizations. The decision invokes TIAR and coincides with joint operations plans, deployment of special forces, use of drones and new security funds, while experts warn that military pressure does not replace civilian investigation, the fight against corruption, or…
Trump encourages 14 countries of the Shield of the Americas to designate 25 criminal groups as terrorists, laying the groundwork for more military operations in the region.
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