¿Plata o plomo?: o fracasso do proibicionismo e a glamourização da trajetória criminosa de Pablo Escobar
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2021-06-11
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Universidade Federal de Goiás
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It is not recent that criminal organizations have drawn attention not only to the
state, which is concerned with trying to combat illegal practices and maintain social peace,
but also to the society which, many of the times, ends up seeing criminal organizations not
as individuals offenders, but rather with admiration. In this work, an analysis will be carried
out on how criminal organizations are formed and organized, what structure they have and
how they are formed, conducting a historical analysis of the formation of these
organizations and listing the legal elements that guide the concept of these activities. To
address the issue, it brings the story of Pablo Escobar, leader of one of the largest criminal
organizations that has existed in the world, the Medellín Cartel. The study of Escobar’s
history will take place through the analysis of biographical works, such as the one written
by his son Juan Pablo, but also by the series "Narcos" that narrates about the important
events in Pablo’s life. Furthermore, the concept of prohibitionism, the war on drugs and the
role of the media in these themes, presenting concepts, how they occur and related legal
aspects, demonstrating that all these items contribute not only to the failure to combat the
trafficking and use of narcotics, but also to the phenomenon of the glamorization of the
criminal’s trajectory, which in this case, is the example of Pablo Escobar.
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Organização criminosa, Glamourização, Tráfico de drogas, Proibicionismo, Pablo Escobar
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ADORNI, Lucas Souza Diniz. ¿Plata o plomo?: o fracasso do proibicionismo e a glamourização da trajetória criminosa de Pablo Escobar. 2021. 63 f. Trabalho de Conclusão de Curso (Graduação) – Unidade Acadêmica Especial de Ciências Sociais Aplicadas, Universidade Federal de Goiás, Cidade de Goiás, 2021.