Análise do narcotráfico entre Brasil e Bolívia e os desafios no controle de acesso e comercialização dos entorpecentes

Abstract

International drug trafficking has become a global problem, challenging authorities for its increasingly elaborate methods and schemes. This work seeks to analyze the relationship between Bolivia and Brazil in transnational drug trafficking, with Brazil being the corridor for the flow of cocaine to European and African countries. Pervading the history of the Bolivian economy, the cultivation of coca leaves, presenting its cultural and historical aspect, and the motivations that may have led the country to become one of the largest producers and base paste of cocaine, through drug traffickers. It also discusses Brazil's participation in this network, its involvement in the production, marketing and export of narcotics, including vulnerabilities in controlling the entry of cocaine into the country up to the exit point, which is mainly the Port of Santos, located in the state of São Paulo.