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If you build it, they won't come? US bases in Caribbean target drug trafficking.

With resources stretched thin, the US is now teaming up with small Central American and Caribbean nations to build military bases to combat drug trafficking.

Latin America Monitor Is Ecuador prepared to counter rise in organized crime?

Biden in Honduras: US drug policy under scrutiny

Latin America Monitor Summit of the Americas standoff: Cuba wants in

Climate change may have caused Mayan civilization's collapse

Latin America Monitor Honduras fire reflects dire state of prisons in Latin America

Latin America Monitor Honduras prison fire kills more than 300, highlights regional problem (+video)

Change Agent Five private companies helping to reduce hunger

Honduras prison fire kills at least 300 inmates

Latin America Monitor El Salvador gets 'tough' amid worsening crime

Latin America Monitor Honduras calls in the police - from Chile

Wind power: Clean energy, dirty business?

Latin America Monitor Guatemalans scale volcano to protest domestic violence

Latin America Monitor Honduras: home to the most violent city in the hemisphere?

Peace Corps Honduras: Why are all the US volunteers leaving?

Change Agent Honduras envisions building a Caribbean 'Hong Kong'

Latin America Monitor What Guatemala's new president wants from the US

US foes unite: Nicaragua's Daniel Ortega cozies up to Iran's Ahmadinejad

Latin America Monitor Dim forecast for security in Honduras in 2012

2011 Reflections: the end of a landmark year for Latin America

Peace Corps pullout a sad day for Central America

Is Puerto Rico becoming a narco-state?

Back to the future in Latin America? Sandinistas, generals, and Manuel Noriega

Despite rise of Mexican cartels, Colombian traffickers still strong in Central America

Mexico drug war casualty: Citizenry suffers post-traumatic stress