Mexico at the Precipice: Are Lessons from Plan Colombia Operationally Relevant to United States Northern Command
Mexico at the Precipice: Are Lessons from Plan Colombia Operationally Relevant to United States Northern Command
- Neue Suche nach: J. E. Dolby
- Neue Suche nach: J. E. Dolby
The violence from Mexico's ongoing fight against narcotraffickers has reached astounding proportions and poses a national security threat to the United States. There is currently a lack of a unified coarse of action for United States Northern Command (NORTHCOM) with respect to Mexico. United States Southern Command's (SOUTHCOM) experience during Plan Colombia can provide insight into how NORTHCOM might proceed through an integrated approach to counterinsurgency (COIN)training, border security and increased military to military cooperation. This paper will examine the history of the drug conflicts in both Mexico and Colombia and will look specifically at the Merida Initiative and Plan Colombia. It will discuss similarities and differences between the situations in Mexico and Colombia and discuss some possible scenarios for NORTHCOM to engage Mexico. Finally, it will make recommendations for NORTHCOM to move forward.
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Mexico at the Precipice: Are Lessons from Plan Colombia Operationally Relevant to United States Northern Command
2009
37 pages
Report
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Englisch
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