Who Joins the Shield of the Americas — And Who Stays Out
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<p>Leaded by the US, group with 14 Latin American countries releases joint statement on the designation of criminal factions as terrorists. First Capital Command and Red Command are among the targets of the measure</p> <media:content url="https://nexo-uploads-beta.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/images/2026/09/55546711530_39cd7e6dfc_k.webp" type="image/webp" medium="image"> <media:title> Meeting of the American Shield initiative, in the US <…
As countries in the region approach Washington's strategy against the CCP and the Red Command, Lula rejects the U.S.'s protection. The Brazilian position will be measured by the ability to fight transnational crime without giving in to the control of its security. Ricardo Fan – DefenseNet ... (RDN) The dispute between Brazil and the United States [...] The post Brazil outside the Shield of the Americas: sovereignty demands facing the factions ap…
Coalition created by Trump brings together Latin American governments around security and fighting drug trafficking; Brazil and Mexico did not join
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