Western Hemisphere Nations Meet to Advance Anti-Cartel Campaign Plan

Department of War formerly the Department of Defense2026-10-29

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“Defense and security leaders from 19 nations across the Western Hemisphere worked to advance a campaign plan to dismantle dangerous transnational cartels and narco-terrorist networks during an Americas Counter Cartel Coalition forum in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, Oct. 27.”

“The forum convened senior defense ministers, military chiefs and public security leaders, including Marine Corps Gen. Francis L. Donovan, commander of U.S. Southern Command, and Eric Geressy, the senior advisor to the secretary of war for strategy.”

“During the forum, leaders spearheaded the development of an operational campaign plan and a governance charter.”

“Dominican Republic President Luis Abinader also attended and addressed the attendees.”

“The Americas Counter Cartel Coalition launched at Southcom headquarters in Miami, where Secretary of War Pete Hegseth and defense and public security leaders signed an agreement pledging to work closely together to combat cartel and narco-terrorist networks in March.”

“The leaders met in Panama City in August to lay the groundwork for the operational frameworks agreed to this week.”

“The Santo Domingo forum marks the coalition's third major milestone this year.”

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