Narcogobiernos en América Latina
Over time, drug trafficking has influenced nations and societies according to the interests of its protagonists. So it is necessary to review this social phenomenon and its incursion into Latin American politics, especially in governments or state sectors involved in the illicit environment of drug...
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| Format: | bachelorThesis |
| Language: | spa |
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2018
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| Online Access: | http://dspace.udla.edu.ec/handle/33000/9732 |
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| Summary: | Over time, drug trafficking has influenced nations and societies according to the interests of its protagonists. So it is necessary to review this social phenomenon and its incursion into Latin American politics, especially in governments or state sectors involved in the illicit environment of drug trafficking. The interference of drug trafficking in decision-making or in shaping the policies of a State will be the central axis of the study since they develop institutional problems or undermine their functioning in relation to the illicit interests that the narco seeks to attract. Likewise, it will be important to define the cracks through which drug trafficking permeated the Bolivian State from the production of coca leaf in a framework of legality because of the cultural and historical weight that it has had over the years. Likewise, it is significant to include in the following investigation, the illegal dynamics that fecund of drug trafficking organizations and which lead to the desired policy in a democratic framework is not fulfilled or is weakened according to the illegal processes of the phenomenon under review. Thus, and due to the frequent outbreaks of corruption and how those events have been part of Latin American history, as well as widely transcendental events in the field of drug trafficking, in the present investigation, the influences of this phenomenon in Bolivia and as a From the production of coca leaf, the influence has brought more problems than solutions in a desired democratic establishment. Likewise, Mexican and Colombian examples will serve as support for the analysis and delimitation of the scope of drug trafficking in Latin America |
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