Vulnerabilidades e desafios do Estado Brasileiro frente à atuação das organizações criminosas

Abstract

Organized crime, in any of its modalities, but especially when it has a transnational aspect, constitutes a serious problem for the internal security of any state, due to the deleterious consequences caused by it, especially when it comes to dominate micro territories, in urban areas, where, with the use of armed force, is able to freely commit crimes. This leads to the establishment of a criminal power, parallel to state power, thus dominating the local population. This process, which is called the entrenchment of Criminal Organizations, is the target of this work, which seeks to study the roots and causes of the emergence of this situation, as well as the threats it represents to the concept of state sovereignty. It was sought to evaluate the main trends as well as the future unfolding of this situation, presenting an analysis of it and offering proposals for the eradication of this daily aggression to multidimensional security, thus violating the obligation the state has towards its citizens.