CS Contested Skies Latin America Drone Threat Monitor Jack D. Gordon Institute for Public Policy · Florida International University
SITREP // OPEN-SOURCE INTEL // LATAM DRONE MONITOR

The skies above Latin America are no longer the state's alone.

An open-source reading of the drone and counter-drone landscape, organised on nine analytical categories and navigated by country.

The reports behind this monitor

Every category below is built on two published studies by the Jack D. Gordon Institute for Public Policy at Florida International University, prepared for U.S. Southern Command. They are the base layer; news sources, primary documents and interviews are layered on top of them.

The monitor is compiled from open-source intelligence, primary-source documents — procurement records, regulatory instruments, court and military filings — and expert interviews. Every claim carries its source and a confidence marker; nothing is asserted without one.

Contested Skies I Industry, supply chains, civilian use and regulation across Latin America Download PDF ↓ Contested Skies II Part II — Latin America's Evolving Criminal Innovations Download PDF ↓
Scope All of Latin America Dated content →
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Latin America & the Caribbean

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