CAPACIDAD DEL ESTADO PARA COMBATIR Y/O NEUTRALIZAR LAS NUEVAS AMENAZAS HIBRIDAS

Abstract

In the international analysis of security and protection, states face new threats, conflicts and wars called “hybrid”, taking into consideration that this “hybrid” terminology corresponds to a group of violent demonstrations that violate state entities causing crisis and commotion.

Since the State is the political organization formed and constituted by a number of government institutions in charge of providing the population with stability in all aspects that arise, be they social, political, economic and others, it is the one who must guarantee the normal development and development of security policies and endorse the mechanisms that make it possible to achieve the equitable parameters of stability for its population, for which it must take the necessary measures under legal protection, which guarantee the normal development and development of these state policies, in the face of the new prevailing threats that grow and become entrenched in it, such as: drug trafficking and drug cartels, criminal gangs, terrorism, hit men,  disinformation, cyber-attacks among others, without forgetting corruption, unbridled migration to our country and either to settle or as a country of passage, etc. and that lead to uncertainty and citizen helplessness.

Let us take into account that security is, to a great extent, a result of the capacity of power; (Moncayo Gallegos, 1994), and it is the State that has the power and authority to make the necessary changes and specifically develop the prevention, control and eradication actions of the growing threats and conflicts that violate collective security.