Brazil attempts intelligence reform amid deepening security crisis/ Pablo Uchoa
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Jane's Intelligence Review Vol.30, Issue 4, April 2018, pp.8-13 (123)Summary: Brazil is slowly pressing ahead with intelligence reforms at a time of deepening urban insecurity. This article examines the challenges for a security apparatus that has struggled to emerge from the shadows of military dictatorship. The Brazilian intelligence community could be radically transformed in the next three to five years through new strategies, legislation, and personnel recruitment, although in reality it is likely to remain under-resourced and politically unsupported.
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Brazil is slowly pressing ahead with intelligence reforms at a time of deepening urban insecurity. This article examines the challenges for a security apparatus that has struggled to emerge from the shadows of military dictatorship. The Brazilian intelligence community could be radically transformed in the next three to five years through new strategies, legislation, and personnel recruitment, although in reality it is likely to remain under-resourced and politically unsupported.
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