Denis Aguilar Cabrera
Journal of Forensic Sciences & Criminal Investigation
Organized crime as a serious threat to national security in Peru is a phenomenom that manifests itself through the infiltration of criminal organizations into government institutions, where they establish corrupt links with public officials. This corruption not only facilitates impunity for criminal activities, but also erodes public confidence in the political system, weakening the legitimacy of institutions and undermining the rule of law. Indeed, state capture allows criminal groups to manipulate public policies to their advantage, aggravating the situation of insecurity and violence in the country. By controlling territories and populations, these organizations create an environment conducive to the expansion of their illicit activities, affecting social and economic development. The lack of an effective state response to these dynamics creates a vicious cycle of distrust and hopelessness among the population, which often sees organized crime as an alternative to government ineffectiveness. It is crucial to implement a comprehensive approach that addresses criminal manifestations, strengthens democratic institutions, promotes transparency and accountability, and restores public confidence in the system.
Denis Aguilar
Abogado | Dir. Dept. IA LawTech
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