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U.S. Announces Anti-Narcotics Office in Paraguay for Operations in the South Cone

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The U.S. will open an anti-drug office in Paraguay to coordinate operations in the Southern Cone and send embassy advisor to counterterrorism matters

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The United States will open an anti-drug office in Paraguay to coordinate operations in the South Cone and will also send, for the first time, an embassy adviser for counter-terrorism matters, informed the State Department on Wednesday. Research: Support for new right-wing leaders is falling in Latin America Want to read more news from the World? Follow the channel in WhatsApp Want to live outside Brazil? See GLOBO interactive guide that gathers…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Of that amount, $5.5 million will be spent on combating the financing of terrorism and narcoterrorism.

·Guayaquil, Ecuador
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The U.S. will open an anti-drug office in Paraguay to coordinate operations in the Southern Cone and send embassy advisor to counterterrorism matters

·São Paulo, Brazil
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The U.S. will open an office in Asunción to coordinate counter-narcotics actions in the Southern Cone and will include an adviser on anti-terrorism issues.They agree on $5.5 million to combat the financing of terrorism and establish a new counter-terrorism centre.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Clarin broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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