Guatemala, El Salvador Fight
Organized Crime
SAN SALVADOR - Guatemalan and Salvadorian
police forces signed an agreement at the
border post Pedro Alvarado to increase joint
efforts to confront delinquency and
organized crime in Central America.
Both parties stated that want to speed up
the information exchange to carry out a more
effective work against drug trafficker,
hooligans and people traders.
The agreement includes supplying information
on criminal security methods, criminal
profiling of those people arrested,
kidnapper's groups and robbery gangs from
both countries.
Organized crime groups use at least 40
border post of the 126-mile border between
Guatemala and El Salvador to deal drugs,
arms and people.
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