Deadly clashes broke out ahead of the presidential elections in Colombia, demonstrations over worsening humanitarian conditions took place in Cuba, and organized crime violence escalated in Honduras.
ACLED’s Latin America & the Caribbean Senior Analyst comments on Peru's upcoming elections.
ACLED’s Latin America and Caribbean Senior Analyst Tiziano Breda comments on the clashes between two rival groups in Colombia that claimed the lives of at least 52 guerrilla fighters.
ACLED’s Tiziano’s Breda comments on Colombia’s upcoming elections and their significance for the country’s peace and security.
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ACLED's latest data and analysis on Colombia.
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Mexico’s security landscape is characterized by violent disputes between criminal groups fighting for control over illicit economies. The ensuing political violence, and the burden this places on the civilian population, has resulted in Mexico continually ranking amongst the world’s most extreme conflicts according to the ACLED Conflict Index.
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