Mexico: Public security in the face of the emergence of the Zetas - Corcuera Portugal, Julio Raul
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International organized crime has in drug trafficking one of its most important expressions. Drug cartels have used violence as a subsidiary and unprofessionalized element. However, at the beginning of this new century, in Mexico, in the context of political changes, a new organization emerged: Los Zetas. This cartel counted, among its members, former special forces. The rise of this new organization has spread from eastern Mexico to the southern United States and northern Guatemala. The spread of this new and particular modus operandi has affected the dynamics of illicit drug trafficking in…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
International organized crime has in drug trafficking one of its most important expressions. Drug cartels have used violence as a subsidiary and unprofessionalized element. However, at the beginning of this new century, in Mexico, in the context of political changes, a new organization emerged: Los Zetas. This cartel counted, among its members, former special forces. The rise of this new organization has spread from eastern Mexico to the southern United States and northern Guatemala. The spread of this new and particular modus operandi has affected the dynamics of illicit drug trafficking in the region. The response of the Mexican state, through its security policies to deal with illicit drug trafficking, has been influenced by the emergence and empowerment of this cartel.
Autorenporträt
Sicherheitsspezialist. Er hat im Büro der Vereinten Nationen für Drogen- und Verbrechensbekämpfung (UNODC) gearbeitet und war dort für das Programm für menschliche Sicherheit zuständig. Er war Leiter der peruanischen Drogenbeobachtungsstelle und Redner bei der Weltkommission für Verbrechensverhütung und Strafrechtspflege in Wien. Er ist Autor mehrerer Artikel über Sicherheit, Kriminalität und Gewalt.