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Just the Facts 2001-2002: A Quick Tour of U.S. Defense and Security Relations With Latin America and the Caribbean.

An update from the Latin America Working Group &  Center for International Policy  (CIP). CIP military aid monitoring project. By: Adam Isacson & Joy Olson. Adam is an CIP Associate and coordinates the demilitarization program. November 2001. The document is in (PDF) format. If you do not have Acrobat Reader you can download from here. International Policy Report

Latin America Demilitarization is a project that began in 1993 with Oscar Arias. CIP’s Demilitarization Program works for U.S. policies that encourage healthy civil-military relations, cooperative security, and respect for human rights in Latin America and the Caribbean. We oppose irresponsible policies that risk worsening conflict and strengthening militaries at civil society's expense.

Our work involves cutting-edge research on the U.S.-Latin American military relationship and security developments in the region; conferences, delegations, and other efforts to educate policymakers and the public; and close collaboration with non-governmental counterparts in Washington and Latin America.

International Policy Report 

December 23, 2001

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