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United States/Mexico Bi-National Drug Strategy

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US/Mexico Bi-National Drug Strategy
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Foreword

Introduction

General Objectives

Specific Objectives

Alliance Point 1: Reduce demand through information, education, and rehabilitation.

Alliance Point 2: Reduce production and distribution of drugs.

Alliance Point 3: Focus law enforcement efforts against criminal organizations.

Alliance Point 4: Strengthen law enforcement cooperation and policy coordination, and assure the safety of law enforcement officers.

Alliance Point 5: Bring fugitives to justice. Negotiate protocol to extradition treaty.

Alliance Point 6: Identify sources of and deter illegal traffic in firearms.

Alliance Point 7: Hemispheric agreement outlawing illegal firearms traffic.

Alliance Point 8: Work for the success of the UN Special Session on Illicit Drugs in June 1998.

Alliance Point 9: Increase abilities to attack and root out corruption.

Alliance Point 10: Enhance border cooperation to increase security.

Alliance Point 11: Control essential and precursor chemicals to prevent chemical diversion and illicit use.

Alliance Point 12: Implement more effectively the laws and regulations to detect and penalize money laundering in both countries.

Alliance Point 13: Seize and forfeit proceeds of drug trafficking and money laundering.

Alliance Point 14: Interrupt air, land, and sea shipment of drugs to Mexico and the U.S.

Alliance Point 15: Training and technical cooperation.

Alliance Point 16: Enhance exchange of information and evidence and ensure the security and appropriate use of the information and evidence provided.