Which three economic and political crises are latin america facing today?

- many people throughout latin america live in extreme poverty.

- there are too many job openings and not enough people to fill them.

- immigrants from west africa are taking away jobs from local people.

- drug cartels have become very powerful and wealthy.

- latin american refugees are fleeing cartel-controlled areas.

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Latin America has been facing extreme poverty and is still seeking ways to improve the situation through poverty alleviation programs. There is also the issue of drug trafficking, thus drug cartels have become powerful and wealthy, and there are refugee crises going about.

The three economic and political crises that Latin America is facing today are:

Many people throughout Latin America live in extreme poverty

Drug cartels have become very powerful and wealthy.

Latin American refugees are fleeing cartel-controlled areas.

The American War on Drugs has fueled the violence and poverty individuals, families, and children must endure or escape just to survive in Latin America.  The region will never attain full political and socio-economic stability until the US changes its policies at home.

In Colombia, 15,000 people were murdered in a 20-year war against cartels, and the Mexican government’s war against cartels has resulted in more than 120,000 Mexican deaths and disappearances since 2006.

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