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- Operation_Lowrider abstract "The Northern Command Aerial Sensor Platform, also known as Operation Lowrider, is an American surveillance program intended to aid in combat against Mexican drug cartels, in effect since 2011. While the United States has long aided the Mexican government, the program marks a shift in US tactics.Re-purposing techniques and equipment honed in the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan, Lowrider employs manned, single engine surveillance planes that track the day-to-day movements of cartel personnel. The program created controversy as it employs private contractors to conduct surveillance, contracts awarded without bidding. The use of manned, single engine surveillance planes is also considered a dangerous risk, since the failure of the one engine could strand a pilot in the Mexican wilderness. The future of the program is in question due to Mexican President, Enrique Peña Nieto's desire to disengage his country's intelligence agency from that of the United States.".
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- Operation_Lowrider wikiPageWikiLink Afghanistan.
- Operation_Lowrider wikiPageWikiLink Category:Drug_policy.
- Operation_Lowrider wikiPageWikiLink Category:Law_enforcement.
- Operation_Lowrider wikiPageWikiLink Category:Surveillance.
- Operation_Lowrider wikiPageWikiLink Drug_cartel.
- Operation_Lowrider wikiPageWikiLink Enrique_Peña_Nieto.
- Operation_Lowrider wikiPageWikiLink Iraq.
- Operation_Lowrider wikiPageWikiLink Politics_of_Mexico.
- Operation_Lowrider wikiPageWikiLink Surveillance.
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- Operation_Lowrider subject Category:Drug_policy.
- Operation_Lowrider subject Category:Law_enforcement.
- Operation_Lowrider subject Category:Surveillance.
- Operation_Lowrider hypernym Program.
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- Operation_Lowrider comment "The Northern Command Aerial Sensor Platform, also known as Operation Lowrider, is an American surveillance program intended to aid in combat against Mexican drug cartels, in effect since 2011. While the United States has long aided the Mexican government, the program marks a shift in US tactics.Re-purposing techniques and equipment honed in the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan, Lowrider employs manned, single engine surveillance planes that track the day-to-day movements of cartel personnel.".
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