Genocidewatch Bolivia and Brazil Strengthen Border Security Against Organized Crime
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- •Bolivia and Brazil's Secure Borders plan launched in August 2026 to combat drug trafficking.
- •Violent incidents in August led to the deployment of security initiatives along the border.
- •The plan includes intelligence sharing and a permanent Brazilian Federal Police office in La Paz.
Bolivia and Brazil launched the Secure Borders plan in August 2026 to combat drug trafficking organizations exploiting their shared border. The initiative follows violent incidents in early August, including the deaths of five individuals, attributed to disputes between Brazilian criminal groups PCC and Red Command. The plan enhances intelligence sharing and police operations, with Bolivia establishing a permanent Brazilian Federal Police office in La Paz. It aims to reduce the operational space of criminal organizations and protect legitimate economic activities. The Bolivian government emphasized the importance of a secure border for attracting investment and maintaining territorial sovereignty. Increased inspections of vulnerable cargo have been implemented to prevent drug concealment.
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