The Economist recently published a troubling article: “Is Colombia on the Doorstep of Hell?” Released on September 21, 2025, the piece’s main argument is that Colombia is now trapped between political polarization, institutional fragility, and escalating violence, which in just five years has multiplied the scope of the conflict.
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The Economist recently published a troubling article: “Is Colombia on the Doorstep of Hell?” Released on September 21, 2025, the piece’s main argument is that Colombia is now trapped between political polarization, institutional fragility, and escalating violence, which in just five years has multiplied the scope of the conflict.
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Published September 5th, 2025 Narcoterrorism in Latin America: The Intersection of Politics, Organized Crime, and Regional Security Threats Narcoterrorism has deep roots in Latin America. In 1983, Peruvian President Fernando Belaúnde Terry introduced the term to describe Shining Path’s attacks on counter-narcotics officials. In Colombia, the term gained traction in the late 1990s when
Publicado: 05 de Septiembre de 2025 Narcoterrorismo en América Latina: política, crimen organizado y el desafío de la seguridad regional El concepto de narcoterrorismo tiene raíces profundas en América Latina. Fue acuñado en la década de 1980 y popularizado en 1983 por el entonces presidente peruano Fernando Belaúnde Terry, quien lo empleó para describir los
