US Deploying Hundreds of Troops to Latin America
The United States is sending several hundred Army soldiers to Latin America to train local forces and conduct exercises as part of an expanded campaign against drug trafficking. The troops will work in jungle terrain where drug cartels and trafficking groups operate. This deployment revives historical concerns about U.S. military intervention in the region.
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US Deploying Hundreds of Troops to Latin America
Report: U.S. Military to Deploy Hundreds of Troops to Latin America to Help Fight Cartels
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2 developments- Oct 14US Deploying Hundreds of Troops to Latin America
- Oct 15US expands military campaign against drug cartels in Latin America
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