This article highlights the Latin American Program's working brief by Daniel Rico, La Dimension Internacional del Crimen Organizado en Colombia: Las Bacrim, sus Rutas y Refugios. [In Spanish]
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De acuerdo con un estudio del Woodrow Wilson Center en Washington, titulado La Dimension Internacional del Crimen Organizado en Colombia: Las Bacrim, sus Rutas y Refugios, los violentos carteles mexicanos estan tan bien posicionados en ese pais que incluso cuentan con toda la estructura necesaria para atacar a las bandas colombianas en sus propios territorios en caso necesario.
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