US EditionBolivia Launches Agenda Against Transnational Organized Crime - La Patria 3.0 | Bolivia's Digital Newspaper
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Fact Sheet: Bolivia launches its annual agenda to combat transnational organized crime, highlighting the need for a coordinated response among States to dynamic and complex criminal structures. Tap to see the full context. Context: During the IV CLASI Ministerial Summit, Marco Antonio Oviedo assumed the pro tempore presidency and reaffirmed the Bolivian State's commitment to more operational and results-oriented cooperation. Justiniano emphasize…
Authorities warn that criminal networks are more complex and demand coordinated responses between countries. The Support Group of the Latin American Committee on Homeland Security began its annual work agenda on Wednesday with the aim of tackling transnational organized crime, in a regional context marked by the growth and sophistication of these criminal networks. Ernesto Justiniano, Vice Minister of Social Defense and Controlled Substances, wa…
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