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Co-Operation and Law Enforcement to Counter Organized Crime in the Common Market Countries of South America - Mercosul
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 07 May 2025
Abstract
The infiltration of Organized crime in the Mercosul, founded in 1991 by the Assumption Treaty, needs the development of new procedures in order to reduce and control critical situations.
Sommaire
L’infiltration du crime organisé dans l’espace économique généré en Amérique latine par le traité Mercosul, impose le développement de nouvelles procédures, que l’auteur se propose d’évaluer.
Resumen
La infiltración del crimen organizado en el espacio económico generado en América latina por el Tratado Mercosul impone el desarrollo de nuevos procedimientos que el autor se propone evaluar.
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