Andrew / Woodrow Wilson Center Press / The World Bank / Stanford University Press / /
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South America / /
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Antigua / Nicaragua / Haiti / Guatemala / Mexico / Honduras / El Salvador / United States / Dominican Republic / /
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USD / CAD / / /
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Person Communication and Meetings / /
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Trans-Border Institute / Incomplete US Policy Response MIGRATION POLICY INSTITUTE / Migration Policy Institute / University of San Diego / /
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criminal infrastructure / law enforcement assistance / heavy equipment / law enforcement efforts / rule-of-law coordination / secondary retail market / communications@migrationpolicy.org / law enforcement aspects / mining / law enforcement / /
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Atlantic coast / Pacific coast / Gulf Cartel / /
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DTOs / /
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Trans-Border Institute / MIGRATION POLICY INSTITUTE America / Bureau of International Narcotics Control and Law Enforcement / Poverty Reduction and Economic Management Unit / US government / Bureau of Public Affairs / US Department of State / Migration Policy Institute / Economic Support Fund / George W. Bush administration / United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime / MacArthur Foundation / Sustainable Development Department / Department of State / United States Senate / Congress / U.S. Congress / UN Office on Drugs and Crime / civil society / World Bank / University of San Diego / Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars / US Census Bureau / Tinker Foundation / Stanford University / Congressional Research Service / Permissions Department / Beltrán Leyva Organization / US Southern Command / Stanford / /
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George W. Bush / Response Andrew Selee / Douglas Farah / Eric L. Olson / José Miguel Cruz / Clare Ribando Seelke / Cynthia J. Arnson / Christine Zaino / Felipe Calderón / Steven Dudley / Julie Anderson / Julie López / Eric L. Olson January / Gema Santamaría Balmaceda / James Bosworth / Rafael Fernández de Castro / Kristin M. Finklea / Diana Villiers Negroponte / Mark P. Sullivan / Cory Molzahn / Peter J. Meyer / David A. Shirk / Viridiana Ríos / /
Crime and Violence in Mexico and Central America: An Evolving but Incomplete US Policy Response