Small Arms Trafficking in the Americas
c o m m e n t a r y Small Arms Trafficking in the Americas By Jeffrey Fields | August 2001 This commentary was commissioned and originally distributed by the IRC’s
c o m m e n t a r y Small Arms Trafficking in the Americas By Jeffrey Fields | August 2001 This commentary was commissioned and originally distributed by the IRC’s
Contacts: BHC Mexican Section(5) 263-9211 fsepulveda@mail.ssa.gob.mx BHC U.S. Section (915) 532-1006 rbennett@borderhealth.net “Community Health in the Borderlands” borderlines vol. 6 no. 4 www.us-mex.org/borderlines/ 1998/bl45/bl45.html SSA www.ssa.gob.mx Web Resources: PAHO El Paso Field
Key Points The Bush administration describes its Andean strategy as a “three-legged stool” of eradication, military assistance, and alternative development, but military aid is by far the largest leg. U.S. assistance to