Spanish
Military Report:
Islamic Terrorists Operate,
Raise Cash in Latin America to Attack U.S.
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Via Judicial
Watch:
Latin America is a
hotbed of Islamic terrorism where groups like ISIS and Hezbollah operate
freely and raise large sums of money to finance terrorist activities in
other countries, mainly the United States, according to a new report
released by Spain’s Defense Ministry.
“Latin America
represents an important region for Islamic radicalism because conditions
enable the free, almost undetectable, movement of their members throughout
the region,” the defense document states.
Governments in the
region consider Islamic terrorism to be a foreign problem, the report says,
and intelligence agencies are ill equipped to handle the threat they
represent.
“The ignorance
involving the threat of jihadist terrorism in Latin America has been such
that some governments have refused to cooperate with U.S. authorities and
other intelligence services,” the disturbing assessment reveals.
The report was
released this month by the division of Spain’s Defense agency known as
Instituto Español de Estudios Estratégicos (IEEE), Spanish Institute of
Strategic Studies. The document, authored by a counterterrorism expert, is
titled “El radicalismo islámico en América Latina. De Hezbolá al Daesh
(Estado Islámico),” Islamic Radicalism in Latin America, from Hezbollah to
ISIS.
The Lebanese group
Hezbollah is identified as having the largest fundraising operations in the
region, though others, such as ISIS, are also prominent.
The terrorist
organizations have teamed up with established drug trafficking
conglomerates to raise and launder large quantities of cash. The report
identifies a group called El clan Barakat in Paraguay and Joumaa in
Colombia as two examples of drug trafficking enterprises that have long
worked with Islamic jihadists to launder money.
Spain’s military
experts refer to the relationships as a “marriage of convenience” between
Latin American organized crime and Muslim terrorists with different
objectives and interests.
“Each takes
advantage of the benefits that the relationship provides,” the report
states.”
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