| » OAS delivers workshop in firearms marking in El Salvador - OAS |
| » Completion of capacity building in pre-hospital attention for victims of antipersonnel mines in Ecuador - OAS |
| » OAS Strengthen Cooperation on Security and Infrastructure for Major Events - The Peninsula |
| » Gang members hand over their weapons in El Salvador - OAS |
| » Adam Blackwell: Criminality in one country will have repercussions in neighboring countries - CABSEC |
| » Group of Friends of the Security Strategy for Central America met at the OAS - OAS |
| » Guatemala proposes debate about drug policy in the OAS General Assembly - OAS |
| » Costa Rica will treat drug addicts who break the law instead of sending them to prison - OAS |
| » OAS donated firearms marking equipment to Peru - OAS |
| » The second stage of the truce that has succeeded in diminishing homicides in El Salvador begins (Spanish only) - La Razón, Bolivia |
| » A gang truce in Guatemala and Honduras is difficult (Spanish only) - La Prensa Honduras |
| » OAS is a guarantor of the truce but does not legitimize gangs - OAS |
| » OAS has destroyed 23,000 firearms and 1,600 tons of ammunition - OAS / SMS |
| » OAS Member Countries have marked more than 250,000 firearms - OAS / SMS |
| » The OAS contributes to the eradication of Illicit Trafficking in Firearms - OAS / SMS |
| » Program of Assistance for Control of Arms and Munitions (PACAM) - OAS |
| » President Lobo inaugurates Regional Forum on the prevention of violence - Armando PAZ |
| » OAS proposes the consolidation
of the gang truce in El Salvador - OAS/SMS (Spanish only) |
| » Social integration and drugs in
Latin America: a necessary debate - OAS / SMS |
| » Central America Advances Security Strategy - SICA (Spanish only) |
» OAS Expands Support for the Control of Arms in Guatemala
- OAS |
» Hemispheric Alliance Against Transnational Organized Crime
- Government of Chile (Spanish only) |
| » Heads of Government of the Americas adopt Concrete Actions against Organized Crime - OAS |
| » OAS works for Public Security in the Caribbean - OAS |
| » OAS Organism against Drugs reports on the Situation Facing the Hemisphere - OAS |
| » Countries initiate a dialogue regarding the global epidemic of drugs - OAS |
| » OAS supports Honduras in Security Matters - OAS |
| » SMS Delivers Security Report with Recommendations to President Lobo (Spanish only) - OAS / SMS |
| » OAS Coordinates Countries' Actions on Cyber Security - OAS / SMS |
| » Uruguay and Costa Rica ratify Inter-American Convention on Criminal Matters (Spanish only) -
OAS |
| » OAS and Ministers of Security and Defense
Hold Dialogue on Central American Security - OAS |
| » OAS Secretary General Offers Collaboration to Honduras on Prison Issues (Youtube video) - CNN / OAS |
| » Study Concludes that Perception of Insecurity Erodes Support for Democracy - SMS / OAS |
| » OAS Specialist presents latest data on gangs in the Caribbean (PDF) - SMS / OAS |
| » OAS Analyze Security Reform in Centro America - SMS / OAS |
| » OAS Highlights Serious Problems
of Firearms in the Region - SMS / OAS |
| » OAS Leads Evaluation of Drug Treatment Courts - SMS / OAS |
| » Four Countries join the
Firearms Marking Program - SMS / OAS |
| » OAS and Honduras discuss "roadmap"
for Drug-Trafficking and Security - SMS / OAS |
| » Mexico and the OAS look to coordinate
measures against organized crime - SMS / OAS |
| » CICAD meets with Anti-Drugs
Authorities in Argentina and Peru - SMS / OAS |
| » Policing our Region - By Sheridon Hill MSc, Specialist of the Department of Public Security of the OAS. |
| » OAS Donates Firearms Marking
Equipment to Ecuador - SMS / OAS |
| » Convened by the OAS, Ministers of Public Security in the Americas Agree to Cooperate to Improve Police Training and Technology Management in the Hemisphere -(Trinidad and Tobago Express) |
| » Kamla condemns violence at launch - (Trinidad and Tobago Express) |
| » Confronting the security threat in the Americas - (Miami Herald) EEUU |
| » Literacy- a matter of national security says PM Holness - (CARICOM New Network) Jamaica |
| » CARICOM Presents National Crime Prevention Plan to
the Region - (The Saint Kitts-Nevis Observer) St. Kitts and Nevis |
| » PM and the Minister of the Interior will explain the
new force -
(Haiti Libre) Haiti |
| »
Gov't committed to stamping out human trafficking -
(Jamaica Observer) Jamaica |
| »
Dilma defende o fim das armas nucleares e uma forte
fiscalização global -
(Correio
Braziliense) |
| »
Lawmen probe T&T drug link with Jamaica -
(Trinidad Guardian) Trinidad
and Tobago |
| »
Experts Meet In The Bahamas for Climate Change
Conference -
(The Bahamas Weekly) Bahamas |
| »
In Guatemalan Election, a Focus on Security Issues -
USA - The New York Times |
| »
St Kitts-Nevis PM reiterates purpose of anti-crime
unit -
(Caribbean News Now) Saint
Kitts and Nevis |
| »
‘Have evidence first’ -
(Trinidad & Tobago Newsday) Trinidad and Tobago |
| »
Jamaican Kingpin Pleads Guilty in New York - August 31, 2011 - The New York
Times |
| »
Gangs meet with P.M. and commit to a truce - September 05, 2011 -
Channel5Belize.com |
»
Insulza Warns That Arms Smuggling Compromises
Anti-Narcotics Efforts - SMS / OAS |
| »
OAS Presents New Report on the Progress of Drug
Control in the Americas - The Bahamas Weekly, July 14 - 2011 |
| »
Firearms Marking Machine represents new tool in war
on illegal guns - Matt Maura - BIS, July 6 -
2011 |
| »
Insulza invites countries of the Continent to Face
Organized Crime - June 22, 2011 - OAS |
|
»
The OAS provides support to Guyana in matters of
Public Security - Media Newswire, June 22 - 2011 |
| »
OAS presents study on citizen security in the
Americas - OAS, June 6 - 2011 |
»
Caribbean News Now!: OAS general assembly calls for
coordinated efforts to improve citizen security in
the Americas
Caribbean News Now
- June 8, 2011 |
| »
Barbados, Grenada and St Lucia sign OAS firearms
marking agreement -
Caribbean News
Now - June 8, 2011 |
| »
O.A.S. Promises to Tackle Drug Trafficking and Crime -
The New York Times - June 7,
2011 |
|
»
Security Issues Top Agenda at OAS Summit -
Council of
Americas - June 7, 2011 |
| »
Canada pledges $5-million to fight drug crime in the
Americas -
The Globe and Mail - June 7,
2011 |