Crimen organizado y su impacto en la gobernabilidad y la democracia de América Latina

The lecture "Organized Crime and Its Impact on Governance and Democracy in Latin America", delivered by Eric Latorre for Carver University, offered an in-depth analysis of how organized crime undermines institutional stability, public trust, and democratic processes across the region. The session examined the mechanisms through which criminal networks infiltrate political systems, weaken the rule of law, and challenge state authority. Drawing from regional case studies and empirical data, Latorre highlighted the urgent need for coordinated responses that strengthen governance and preserve.

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Carver University

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Skills acquired

Understanding of the relationship between organized crime, governance, and democratic erosion in Latin America. Ability to analyze institutional vulnerabilities and their exploitation by criminal organizations. Knowledge of policy and security strategies aimed at safeguarding democratic systems from criminal influence.

Criteria

Prior registration and confirmation of personal information for certificate issuance.

Attendance at the talk.

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Issuing organization
Carver University Verified account
Issued to
Miseldra Gil
Issue date
06-06-2025
Acceptance date
06-06-2025
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