[...] Many in the US and Mexico believe that in order to conquer the drug cartels in Mexico itself, a concerted effort must be coordinated between the source of the narcotics in Mexico, and the source of weapons and main market for drugs in the US, and even the market in Canada where [...]
[...] industries. The Canadian government was able to beat Bush and Obama to the punch by pr source: Mexico 2009: Stimulus, Security and Neighbourly Assistance, Latin [...]
Richard Basas, a Canadian Masters Level Law student educated in Spain, England, and Canada (U of London MA 2003 LL.M., 2007), has worked researching for CSIS and as a Reporter for the Latin America Advisor. He went on to study his MA in Latin American Political Economy in London with the University of London and LSE. Subsequently, Rich followed his career into Law focusing mostly on International Commerce and EU-Americas issues. He has worked for many commercial and legal organisations as well as within the Refugee Protection Community in Toronto, Canada, representing detained non-status indivduals residing in Canada. Rich will go on to study his PhD in International Law.
Areas of Focus:
Law; Economics and Commerce; Americas; Europe; Refugees; Immigration
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[...] Many in the US and Mexico believe that in order to conquer the drug cartels in Mexico itself, a concerted effort must be coordinated between the source of the narcotics in Mexico, and the source of weapons and main market for drugs in the US, and even the market in Canada where [...]
[...] industries. The Canadian government was able to beat Bush and Obama to the punch by pr source: Mexico 2009: Stimulus, Security and Neighbourly Assistance, Latin [...]
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