Titlebook: US National Security Concerns in Latin America and the Caribbean; The Concept of Ungov Gary Prevost,Harry E. Vanden,Luis Fernando Ayerbe Bo

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Maras, Contragoverned Spaces, and Sovereignty,he police to give testimony regarding their crimes, they kill other young people who refuse to join their maras or who resist their control, and they carry out brutal war against the rival maras, often mutilating or decapitating their victims. In recent years, their involvement in kidnappings and dr

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Conclusion,nal trade agreements and the newly launched security initiatives. The United States’ influence in South America has always been more fluid and it remains so in the early twenty-first century. The United States has always sought a dominant role in South America due to its vast resources and markets.

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Gary Prevost,Carlos Oliva Campos,Luis Fernando Ayerbe,Harry E. Vanden

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