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Dirty Money in Politics: How El Padrino’s Contributions Affect Security in Latin America
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Lack of security is one of the most serious problems facing Latin America. Experts and pundits have assessed the issue and recommended many ways of improving safety in the region. Yet, often missing from the equation is the effect organized crime leaders and their political campaign contributions have on politicians and their ability to govern.
Please join us for a panel discussion on how illicit money affects governance and the rule of law in Central and South America.
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