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The End of the Mexican War on Drugs?
Eduardo GuerreroRUSI Newsbrief, 30 November 2018
Civil–Military Relations, International Security Studies, Terrorism and Conflict, Central and South America, Counterinsurgency, Organised Crime
For the first time in a decade, Mexico can expect key changes to its security policy. While the ongoing war on drugs has proven to be an epic failure, the outcomes of the new strategy are uncertain.
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