Two Brazilian gangs join list of Latin American groups designated by US as foreign terrorist organizations
The US has designated two Brazilian gangs as foreign terrorist organizations, expanding its list of Latin American groups. This designation aims to combat the influence and activities of these gangs in the region. The move reflects ongoing efforts to address security challenges posed by organized crime in Brazil and beyond.
- ▪The US has added two Brazilian gangs to its list of foreign terrorist organizations.
- ▪This designation is part of a broader strategy to combat organized crime in Latin America.
- ▪The decision highlights the increasing concern over the influence of these gangs in the region.
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| Publication time | Fri, 29 May 2026 02:28:14 -0400 |
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