A necessidade de um regime de cooperação jurídica internacional para a prevenção e o combate ao narcotráfico no estado de Guiné-Bissau

Abstract

One of the biggest problems in Guinea-Bissau in the last decade is illegal drug tafficking, which is being used to transport concaine and other drugs from Latin America to Europe, thus being considered a Narco-State. Due to the great problems caused to the State, ways of reducing and combating this organized crime are being sought. This time, the aforementioned work aims to identify the need for an international legal cooperation regime to prevent and combat drug trafficking in the state of Guinea-Bissau. The methodology used was bibliographic, descriptive and explanatory research, searching databases such as academic google, scielo and lilacs, using descriptors such as "international legal cooperation", "drug trafficking", "prevention and combating drug trafficking" “Guinea-Bissau” and “Narcostate”. After a thorough search, it can be concluded that in Guinea-Bissau, despite UNODC interventions, drug trafficking is widespread, being a source of concern among government officials seeking a regime of international legal cooperation to prevent and combat drug trafficking in the state.