Descrição
The presence of criminal organizations that use the region as a traffic area or as a distribution/supply route of Andina origin cocaine, demonstrate this border-ish relation of organized crime. It is about the construction of territories, moreover, represent power relations, which manifest from the networks. This work has as objective to analyze the connectivity of narcotraffic in the amazon region from the construction of territories-network. The adopted methodology bases on bibliographic research and documents analysis such as; reports from the Delegacy of Repression to Organized Crime (DRCO-PA), narcotics apprehension reports from the Federal Police, both documents refer to the period from 2013 to 2015. The research result points to the fact that narcotraffic in networks attends to the functioning of other criminal activities at the same time where they make vulnerable the frontiers of the national state.||A presença de organizações criminosas que utilizam a região como uma área de trânsito ou rota de distribuição/abastecimento de cocaína de origem Andina demonstra esta relação fronteiriça do crime organizado. Trata-se da construção de territórios, ou mais ainda, representam relações de poder que se manifestam a partir das redes. Este trabalho tem como objetivo analisar a conectividade do narcotráfico na região amazônica a partir da construção de territórios-rede. A metodologia adotada pauta-se em pesquisas bibliográficas e análise de documentos como os relatórios da Delegacia de Repressão ao Crime Organizado (DRCO-PA) e os relatórios de apreensão de entorpecentes da Polícia Federal; ambos os documentos se referem ao período de 2013 a 2015. O resultado da pesquisa aponta para o fato de que o narcotráfico em redes atende ao funcionamento de outras atividades criminosas ao mesmo tempo em que torna vulneráveis as fronteiras do Estado nacional.
Abstract
CONNECTIVITY AND TERRITORIES IN NETWORKS DRUG TRAFFICKING IN THE BRAZILIAN AMAZON
The presence of criminal organizations that use the region as a traffic area or as a distribution/supply route of Andina origin cocaine, demonstrate this border-ish relation of organized crime. It is about the construction of territories, moreover, represent power relations, which manifest from the networks. This work has as objective to analyze the connectivity of narcotraffic in the amazon region from the construction of territories-network. The adopted methodology bases on bibliographic research and documents analysis such as; reports from the Delegacy of Repression to Organized Crime (DRCO-PA), narcotics apprehension reports from the Federal Police, both documents refer to the period from 2013 to 2015. The research result points to the fact that narcotraffic in networks attends to the functioning of other criminal activities at the same time where they make vulnerable the frontiers of the national state.
