U.S. Officials Warn of Security Threats in Central America

04 Jan 2001

Powerful organizations that control smuggling, auto theft and arms trafficking in Central America are using those established networks to smuggle illegal drugs, U.S. and regional officials warn. Full Story

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U.S. Officials Warn of Security Threats in Central America

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