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07LIMA3016 | 2007-09-06 23:20 | 2011-06-13 00:00 | CONFIDENTIAL | Embassy Lima |
Appears in these articles: http://elcomercio.pe |
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SUBJECT: NAS MONTHLY REPORT, AUGUST 2007
REF: A. LIMA 2927
¶B. LIMA 2917
¶C. LIMA 2940
Classified By: Susan Keogh, NAS Director. Reason 1.5 (d)
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SUMMARY
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¶1. (U) The key developments in August 2007:
** Joint operations by the Peruvian National Police and Army
have captured a total of 28 Shining Path terrorists.
** To date, CORAH has eradicated 5,480 hectares of coca and
eliminated 29,595 square meters of seedbeds.
** In support of USAID, eradication started in Alternative
Development communities that are still growing coca.
** NAS Aviation reaches helicopter availability goal of 16,
while demand for flying hours remained high in August.
** The NAS/DynCorp/PNP aviation operations passed the INL/A
ARMS inspection with satisfactory and commendable ratings.
** An Advanced Officer Tactical Training School will begin in
September to train officers for jungle operations.
** Peruvian Customs found 525 kg of cocaine HCL mixed in 18
MT of guano fertilizer.
** So far this year, Peruvian Customs at Lima Airport have
seized more cocaine (3 metric tons) than in all of 2006.
** NAS-supported interdiction team seizes 51 liters of opium
latex in Chiclayo.
** NAS is analyzing the pros and cons of supporting the
operation of container scanners in Peruvian ports.
** NAS is combating a resurgence in pro-coca ideology via an
activist media program.
** NAS Money Laundering Project joined forces with OAS/CICAD
to present a series of anti-money laundering programs.
** NAS instituted a top-to-bottom analysis of the Strategic
Plan for Community Anti-Drug Coalitions to improve results.
END SUMMARY
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GOP SEIZES SENDERO SUSPECTS
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¶2. (C) Two Huallaga Front (Peruvian National Police/Peruvian
Army) operations have captured a total of 28 Sendero Luminoso
(Shining Path or SL) suspects in the past two weeks (Ref A).
The most recent operation on August 25 captured 2 suspects
who are believed to be bodyguards of the Upper Huallaga SL
Committee capo "Artemio," as well as participants in a June
ambush near Tocache that resulted in the deaths of a
prosecutor and 3 police. Meanwhile on August 25-27,
Sendero-type attacks occurred in illegal coca plantations in
Tocache where eradication operations are ongoing; IEDs
injured 3 CORAH workers. The successful Huallaga Front
collaboration is a positive change and indicates government
seriousness in tackling the growing nexus between the SL and
narco-trafficking. President Garcia is determined not to
repeat the mistakes of his previous Administration, when
terrorism became a national nightmare, by confronting active
Sendero remnants east of the Andes. We anticipate violent
reaction in the region to the most recent arrests.
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CORAH UPROOTS MILLIONS OF COCA PLANTS AMID TIGHT SECURITY
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¶3. (U) As of August 29, CORAH has eradicated a total of 5,480
hectares and eliminated 29,595 square meters of seedbeds of
illegal coca. CORAH finished working in the La Morada area
on August 22. The previous day CORAH uprooted an estimated
4,691,240 plants from 65 different fields, totaling 123.10
hectares. This figure represents a one-day record for manual
eradication in the Andes, and quite possibly in the world.
The three-month total, from June 1 until August 22, is 3724
hectares, more than double the total for the first 5 months
of the year (Ref B). Since August 20, PNP and CORAH
rotations in the field are taking place every 6 days (5
nights) in the Santa Lucia Area in order to save flight
hours. During this period, DIRANDRO fielded 400 police to
provide security.
¶4. (U) On August 25, CORAH started eradicating in the San
Miguel sector located northwest of Santa Lucia. Operations
started in this area to support USAID in ensuring that
communities that signed Alternative Development agreements
remain coca-free. CORAH has a history of encountering IEDs
in San Miguel. So far, 3 booby traps have been found and an
additional 2 exploded injuring 6 eradicators. The injuries
have not been severe since the eradicators are now using
protective gear. Eradication numbers are relatively low
because of safety measures being taken against IEDs.
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HELICOPTER CRISIS ABATED, BUT STILL EXCEEDING FLYING HOURS
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¶5. (U) Helicopter availability for this month reached the
forecast goal of 16 helicopters by the third week in August.
The additional DynCorp phase maintenance teams are processing
the helicopters more rapidly than anticipated, so as the
UH-2s are returned to operational status, others are brought
in for phase inspection. The training efforts conducted
during July to reduce the over-torques and over-powers has
resulted in not having any aircraft being grounded for
unscheduled maintenance in August.
¶6. (U) It is still possible that NAS still could exceed its
contractual flying-hours, so each NAS program has been
allocated a percentage of the remaining flight hours through
October 31. Nonetheless, August flight hours were exceeded
by 15 percent. One reason was the U.S. response to the 8.0
magnitude earthquake that devastated the city of Pisco and
the surrounding area on August 15. Two UH-2s were deployed
from Palmapampa to Pisco to assist in the GOP's disaster
relief operations. The two aircraft flew 46 hours in going
to/from the area and providing relief support while in Pisco.
The Beechcraft 1900D also flew additional missions in
support of the Embassy's earthquake relief operations. The
FAP C-26 aircraft--funded by NAS-- supported the earthquake
relief effort by transporting the Peruvian president and
government ministers. Flight hours should decrease with
September's eradication efforts being moved to a location
much closer to the Santa Lucia base.
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NAS AVIATION ARMS INSPECTION
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¶7. (U) The biennial Aircraft Resource Management Survey
(ARMS) was conducted by INL/A (Air Wing) on August 20-23.
INL/A Director Sharon Nell and a team of 8 inspectors visited
the NAS/PNP operating bases at Pucallpa, Santa Lucia,
Mazamari, and Palmapampa to determine compliance with INL/A
Directives and Procedures. The overall findings of the ARMS
show that the NAS/DynCorp/PNP operations are satisfactory
with some areas receiving commendable ratings.
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NEW PNP OFFICER TRAINING SCHOOL IN SANTA LUCIA
--------------------------------------------- --
¶8. (U) In July, Lima-based PNP Officers (i.e., of officer
rank rather than enlisted personnel) assigned to DIRANDRO for
rotations of 1 to 2 months in the jungle went on strike
because they felt they lacked the necessary training. This
insubordination was picked up by the media, resulting in
negative publicity for the PNP. The incident prompted the
PNP to accept NAS's recommendation to start an Advanced
Officer Tactical Training School in Santa Lucia to develop a
cadre of officers specially trained and equipped to operate
for prolonged periods in remote areas of Peru. This
NAS-funded Officer Training School will accept recent
graduates of the PNP Officers Academy in Lima who volunteer
to serve 2 years with DIRANDRO East of the Andes. These
officers will lead some of the approximately 3,500 new police
being graduated from the PNP/NAS Academies in Santa Lucia,
Mazamari, and Ayacucho. Officer graduates will be given the
extra incentive of preferential consideration for courses in
the U.S. to broaden their leadership and operational
capabilities. The first class is scheduled to start on
September 8.
¶9. (U) This month DIRANDRO interdiction operations destroyed
2 cocaine HCl labs, 26 cocaine base labs, and seized 25.8
metric tons of precursor chemicals capable of producing 2.3
metric tons of cocaine HCl. During this same period,
DIRANDRO fielded 400 police security support for eradication
operations.
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COCAINE FOUND IN FERTILIZER HIGHLIGHTS PERU'S CAPABILITIES
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¶10. (SBU) Based on an alert from the Manifest Review Unit
(MRU) on August 20, Peruvian Customs discovered cocaine HCl
mixed with powdered guano/fertilizer in an outward-bound
container in Callao carrying 18 MT (720 sacks weighing 25 kg
each) of the stuff. The Customs inspectors used ion-scanners
(NII) and canine units to find high levels of cocaine in
several sacks. The NAS-trained Peruvian chemist confirmed a
total of 525 kg of cocaine HCL mixed into 21 sacks of guano.
This seizure demonstrated the significant advances in the
Peruvian Customs interdiction capabilities. Earlier this
year, a NAS Advisor had to be on hand at the port to ensure
that all interdiction components (MRU intelligence, Customs
inspections with NII and/canines, and chemist support) would
be coordinated and used effectively. The seizure is a
milestone on the road to nationalization of Peruvian Customs
seaport interdiction operations.
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SEIZURES AT LIMA AIRPORT ALREADY SURPASS THE 2006 TOTAL
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¶11. (U) By the end of August, 3 MT of cocaine HCl had been
seized at JCIA in air cargo, passenger luggage, and internal
carriers ("mules"), along with 487 arrests -- 247 internal
carriers and 240 individuals attempting to smuggle cocaine in
luggage (Ref C). This seizure rate triples the total for
2005 (approximately 980 kg) when NAS Ports program did not
provide support to Peruvian Customs and National Police units
at the airport. The trend toward technical self sufficiency
and nationalization of JCIA interdiction means it will be the
model for three other Peruvian airports that will start
receiving international passengers and cargo within the next
year.
¶12. (SBU) On August 10, a passenger body x-ray machine was
installed at Jorge Chavez International Airport (JCIA) in
Lima as a deterrent for the large number of internal carriers
who have been arrested within the last two years. This
month, 162 kg of cocaine HCl was interdicted at JCIA in air
cargo, luggage, internal carriers, and the Peruvian Post
Office. Since the deployment of the body x-ray scanner,
Peruvian Customs has screened 174 suspect passengers,
catching 25 "mules" in the first 19 days since it has been
operational. Currently 14 percent of screened passengers are
carrying up to 1 kg of cocaine. NAS provided the equipment
and the training to operate it; the screenings and seizures
are handled by GOP interdiction officials at JCIA.
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OPIUM LATEX SEIZED IN CHICLAYO
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¶13. (SBU) On August 28, in the northern port city of
Chiclayo, an intelligence/interdiction unit, led by DEA and
supported by NAS, seized 51 liters of opium latex. Three
traffickers were arrested in Chiclayo and there more arrests
are pending in Cajamarca (a poppy growing area in northern
Peru). The intelligence/interdiction unit was created to
provide information to the MRU in Callao and to act on
interdiction alerts provided by the MRU. The intelligence
that led to this particular seizure was gathered by the unit
itself.
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NAS ANALYZING COSTS AND BENEFITS OF CONTAINER SCANNERS
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¶14. (SBU) NAS is leasing three maritime container scanners
and one mobile x-ray scanner. The container scanners are
located at 1) the Port of Callao (nearly one million
containers move through this port annually); 2) the Port of
Paita (up to 80,000 containers annually, many to the U.S.);
and 3) JCIA to monitor air cargo. The mobile scanner is
moved to sea/airports as needed. NAS is now analyzing the
counterdrug efficacy vs. costs of continuing to lease these
expensive-to-operate scanners. So far, no narcotics have
been detected by the scanners, but it is quite likely that
fear of detection has limited the number of traffickers who
are exporting via containers. Only the more technically
sophisticated traffickers who have chemists working for them
seem inclined to risk being scanned. For example, all the
drug seizures in Peruvian seaports that have been detected
using canines and NII were chemically mixed into or masked by
a legal product (e.g., fish meal, herbal/vitamin supplements,
pineapple juice, and fertilizer). The traffickers who are
still shipping bags or bricks of cocaine are using other
routes.
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NAS SUPPORTS OAS/CICAD TERRORIST FINANCING CONFERENCE
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¶15. (U) The NAS Money Laundering Project joined forces with
OAS/CICAD to present a series of anti-money laundering
programs in August 2007. The two seminal events were a
terrorist financing conference followed by a money-laundering
investigative techniques course and mock oral trial. The
terrorist financing conference brought together senior
officials from Argentina, Brazil, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia,
Ecuador, Paraguay and Uruguay. Legal authorities from Spain
-- Baltasar Garzon, Senior Judge (Juez Instructor de Espana)
and Javier Zaragoza, Senior Prosecutor (Fiscal Jefe de la
Audiencia Nacional de Espana) -- led the team of expert
instructors for these events.
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NEWS AGENCY FIGHTS PRO-COCA IDEAS ON AIR WAVES AND INTERNET
--------------------------------------------- ---------------
¶16. (U) NAS is combating a resurgence in pro-coca ideology by
narco-traffickers and leftist intellectuals via an activist
media program. One of NAS' key activities in 2007 is the
creation of a news agency, INFOREGION, that feeds news on
drug trafficking, the environment, human rights, and security
matters to national and provincial radio and TV stations.
View at their website at www.inforegion.com.pe to learn about
what's happening in Peru's provinces and how NAS is
supporting efforts to influence public opinion regarding drug
trafficking and associated crimes in Peru.
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NAS REVIEWS PERFORMANCE OF COMMUNITY ANTI-DRUG COALITIONS
--------------------------------------------- -------------
¶17. (U) NAS staff instituted a top-to-bottom analysis of the
Community Anti-Drug Coalition (CAC) initiative through a
series of meetings with NGO leaders and evaluators. FY 2008
will be the third year of development for 6 CACs and NAS is
starting 6 new CACs as well. The analysis was done to
improve the CAC Strategic Plan and Logic Model by
incorporating the lessons learned from the past years. Some
changes are:
-- focus the NGO teams in each CAC more on providing just
technical assistance to improve sustainability,
-- redefine project objectives to achieve more measurable
results, and
-- integrate the new Social Marketing and Communications
Strategic Plan more effectively into CAC activities in order
to rapidly increase the visibility of the CACs.
McKinley