National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) (2012)

The Ley de Autorización de Defensa Nacional (NDAA) of 2012 is a significant piece of legislation that authorizes the President of the United States to conduct military operations and provide defense-related funding for the fiscal year 2013. This legislation is a crucial component of the United States' national security strategy, as it enables the military to respond to emerging threats and maintain its readiness to defend the country and its interests. The NDAA of 2012 is a comprehensive bill that addresses a range of defense-related issues, including military personnel and benefits, equipment and procurement, and intelligence gathering and analysis. The legislation also includes provisions related to the detention and interrogation of enemy combatants, as well as the transfer of detainees from the Guantanamo Bay detention center. Additionally, the NDAA of 2012 includes language related to the authorization of military operations in Afghanistan and the Middle East, as well as the provision of assistance to allies and partners in the region.