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## Re: [latam] BRAZIL/PARAGUAY/CT - Brazil and Paraguay declare war on drugs along their border

Released on 2012-03-13 09:00 GMT

Email-ID | 2091414
Date | 2010-05-04 18:07:07
From | allison.fedirka@stratfor.com
To | latam@stratfor.com
List-Name | latam@stratfor.com

One concrete move Brazil said it will do is invest $35 mln to reinforce
border police and 11 bases, 2 of which are adjacent to the Paraguayan
border in Matto Grosso and Parana. This also looks like it will transfer
into some political cooperation as well. 3 suspected EPP
members/sympathizers are hiding out in Brazil. Previously Brazil denied
Prgy extradition requests. Prgy then filed a caseagainst Brazil at the
UN. Yesterday Lula said that, since new information has been sent, will
reconsider sending the 3 back to Prgy.
Prgy has domestic stability to win from this. Lots of Brazilian gangs,
drug dealers are believed to be operating in Northern Prgy. Stopping them
at borders will help Brazil as well. And there is the presence of
Brasiguayos in Prgy. Brazil has interests in keeping those people safe
(esp since Brazilian money is the be source of investment for soy and
farming in Prgy). Not sure how add border control, especially in Parana,
will affect illegal business practices done by Brasiguayos. It's been
reported that some will smuggle there good grown in Prgy back over to
Brazil to be sold there.
Brasil y Paraguay declaran la guerra al narco fronterizo
Los presidentes de Brasil, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, y de Paraguay,
Fernando Lugo, acordaron iniciar de inmediato una guerra sin cuartel
contra el narco en la zona fronteriza.
Ambos mandatarios tras reunirse el lunes en la localidad limitrofe
brasilena de Ponta Pora, estimaron necesario acordar medidas conjuntas
para impulsar la cooperacion bilateral y combatir la violencia del
narcotrafico en la frontera que comparten ambos paises.
"Ante la ilegalidad del crimen y el trafico de drogas nos hemos unidos
para tomar las medidas. Hemos dado un paso al frente en esa direccion de
definir los mecanismos a seguir, planteados bajo un clima de dialogo
maduro y equilibrado" , explico el presidente brasileno, de acuerdo al
portal Telsur.
"Los narcotraficantes se metieron con los gobiernos de Brasil y
Paraguay. Ahora vamos a enfrentarlos" ,agrego. En los ultimos meses los
pistoleros al servicio sel crimen organizado en desatado varias batallas
en contra de las autoridades de ambos paises.
--
Alex Posey
Tactical Analyst
STRATFOR
alex.posey@stratfor.com