Studies are underway regarding cross-border gun trafficking issues affecting the Caribbean, involving Global Action, and leading to discussions about a binational region with Canada.
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Updated Sep 16
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What happened
Studies are underway regarding cross-border gun trafficking issues affecting the Caribbean, involving Global Action, and leading to discussions about a binational region with Canada.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Global Action
American nonprofit organization
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Caribbean
region to the center-east of America composed of many islands / coastal regions surrounding the Caribbean Sea
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Great Lakes region
binational region of the United States and Canada
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Related events
- US guns are flowing to Canada and the Caribbean, while Mexico's lawsuit was rejected by the Supreme Court.
- Counter-narcotics missions are underway in the Caribbean and Central America, targeting drug trafficking operations.
- Gun violence is rising in the Caribbean region, exacerbated by policy shifts affecting the flow of firearms.
- Smuggling routes are shifting from a southern border, involving the company Left Coast and the Caribbean region.
- Amnesty International condemned military strikes targeting narco-trafficking routes in the Caribbean.