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US and Uruguay launch $6.5M bilateral anti-drug program

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Ten US officials, including members of the DEA, FBI, Homeland Security Investigations, and the Secret Service, are in Uruguay to shape a new US$6.5 million anti-drug program. The US embassy described this as the first strictly bilateral US anti-narcotics deal. The officials met with Interior Minister Carlos Negro on October 20 to plan the program, which is intended to be the start of a long-term effort.

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The program represents a significant effort to enhance security cooperation in Uruguay. The initial US$6.5 million investment is aimed at strengthening anti-drug and anti-money laundering efforts, with a specific focus on the Port of Montevideo.

Officials are featuring discussions about administration policy, focusing on border security and public safety.

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