Several countries in the Latin American region have gone on an exchange visit to learn about the operation of Specialised Multidisciplinary Teams (EMEs) in Spain, France and Portugal.
The fight against organised crime is an international challenge because there are no borders and there is no limit on criminals’ imagination when it comes to committing crimes.
The overall goal of the Police Cooperation Cooperation of EL PAcCTO is to strengthen the police services responsible ...
The characteristics of organised crime are its international dimension, its significant economic volume and the complexity of its operations. They are detrimental to the general economy, weaken institutions and cause public insecurity and other social problems.
The investigation and prosecution ...
Latin American prisons have a high rate of overcrowding and present a diffuse infiltration of criminal organisations that often transform them into real schools of crime.
The general objectives of the Penitentiary Systems component of EL PAcCTO are to improve penitentiary management systems, the ...
The coordinator of the Cooperation among Justice Systems component tells us in the following video what actions are considered crimes in the midst of a health crisis.
What crimes are committed in the time of Covid-19?
The creation of Specialised Multidisciplinary Teams, the inauguration of the Paso Canoas Police Cooperation Centre, efforts to consolidate cooperation networks with EUROPOL, EUROJUST and AL and ...
(Español) Los derechos individuales establecidos constitucionalmente en las sociedades modernas, aunque se consideren fundamentales, no son absolutos y pueden ser afectados, limitados o suspendidos.
The trafficking of protected species not only causes great damage to the environment. It has also produced the biggest health crisis in the last hundred years.
The Covid-19 pandemic is encouraging attempts to understand how the international community and state laws deal with the presence of certain agents for committing criminal acts, from an exclusively ...
