The Defense Minister will travel to a summit in Panama where he will address the U.S. plan to form a military alliance of 18 countries to combat organized crime. The government has chosen not to drop any letters, but does not see that with pleasure. There are legal, budgetary and operational barriers that block the agreement, very difficult to remove. The Armed Forces have sent their list of apprehensions. Defense and Chancellery is in tune: the…
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The Defense Minister will travel to a summit in Panama where he will address the U.S. plan to form a military alliance of 18 countries to combat organized crime. The government has chosen not to drop any letters, but does not see that with pleasure. There are legal, budgetary and operational barriers that block the agreement, very difficult to remove. The Armed Forces have sent their list of apprehensions. Defense and Chancellery is in tune: the…