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Tegucigalpa - Military
chiefs from 10 Latin American countries met
here on Wednesday for a security conference
on the fight against organized crimes and
drug trafficking.
This meeting is aimed at providing the young
people in the region with a better future by
curbing the influence of criminal gangs and
drugs, said Honduran army spokesman Colonel
Ramiro Archaga.
Countries in the region have to coordinate
actions to face the security problems of
juvenile delinquency, drug trafficking and
organized crime, said the Chief of Staff of
the Honduran Armed Forces, General Romeo
Vazquez Velasquez.
Representatives from Honduras, Belize,
Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, El
Salvador, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Mexico and
Panama attended the meeting.
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