An international alliance made up of 17 states will coordinate operations to eradicate cartels involved in drug, arms, and human trafficking.

Recently, 17 states joined an international alliance aimed at coordinating joint operations to eradicate cartels that affect security in North, Central, and South America. The announcement was made in the context of increasing pressures on groups involved in illegal activities such as drug trafficking, arms, and human trafficking. The American leader emphasized the importance of this military coalition, considering it a decisive step for regional stability and for diminishing the influence of criminal networks. This initiative reflects the commitment of the involved countries to collaborate in combating transnational threats.