REGISTRATION | Public Dialogues 2026 "Evolution of Organized Crime in Mexico: Lessons for Chile"
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The School of Government at the Autonomous University of Chile and AthenaLab will hold the next June 22 discussion “Evolution of Organized Crime in Mexico: Lessons for Chile”, a space to reflect on one of the main security challenges facing the region.
The event will feature a keynote presentation by Isamar Quiroga*, a specialist in security and strategic intelligence, with experience in political risk analysis, organized crime, and institutional capacity building.
Following this, there will be a panel that will also include Mario Desbordes, Mayor of Santiago, and Diego Sazo, Head of International Relations Research at AthenaLab, moderated by Aldo Cassinelli, Director of the School of Government at the Autonomous University of Chile.
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*Isamar Quiroga holds a degree in Political Science from the Autonomous University of Nuevo León (Mexico) and a master’s degree in International Relations, Security, and Defense from ANEPE (Chile). She currently serves as a Senior Analyst at Riskop and, since 2024, has been the Deputy Director of the Institute for Strategy and Defense Research (ISDR), a Mexican think tank dedicated to the study of security and defense issues.
