US-Led Americas Coalition Backs Sanctions Against Crime Groups
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Peru "joins the Shield of the Americas with great determination and enthusiasm," Fujimori explained at the meeting
The fifteen member countries of the Shield of the Americas group, Donald Trump’s initiative to expand its influence and security measures across the continent, today pledged to strengthen measures against 24 organizations declared as terrorists, including the ELN, the dissidences and the Gulf Clan. According to the joint declaration signed in New York, countries undertake to impose, depending on their domestic laws, measures such as: freezing as…
Peruvian President Keiko Fujimori and Colombian Vice President José Manuel Restrepo thanked President Donald Trump this Tuesday for the creation of the Shield of the Americas, a security alliance that held a meeting of leaders outside the UN General Assembly in New York.
The far-right president ratified Donald Trump's accession to the initiative and stated that Peru faces a scenario "without battle fronts or defined borders" and without "possibility of surrendering or signing peace treaties."
In parallel, Chile articulated the so-called Santiago Agreement, an effort to combat transnational organized crime.
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