¿Necesita Ecuador un Derecho Penal del Enemigo? Seguridad vs. Constitución

Can the State firmly combat organized crime without violating the Constitution? In this legal live stream, we analyze the so-called Enemy Criminal Law, a theory developed by the German jurist Günther Jakobs to address exceptional threats such as terrorism, mafias, and criminal organizations that operate in a permanent and structured manner. The debate is not solely about deciding whether there should be harsher penalties. The central question is how far the State can go to guarantee security without weakening due process, human dignity, equality before the law, and the presumption of innocence. During the broadcast, we will address: • What Enemy Criminal Law actually is and why it emerged. • The difference between common crime and organized crime. • Its main characteristics and legal consequences. • The acceleration of criminal intervention and the hardening of penalties. • Special investigative tools and their limitations. • The compatibility of this theory with the Constitution of Ecuador. • The principles of equality, human dignity, legality, proportionality, and legal certainty. • Existing laws in Ecuador to combat organized crime, terrorism, and money laundering. • Experiences of other countries facing extraordinary threats. • The risks of granting greater powers to the State without sufficient controls. • Institutional alternatives to combat organized crime without abandoning the rule of law. This content is intended for lawyers, law students, judges, prosecutors, public officials, members of law enforcement, businesspeople, entrepreneurs, and citizens interested in security, criminal justice, fundamental rights, and criminal policy. The final question is unavoidable: Does Ecuador need new exceptional rules or does it need institutions capable of effectively applying the laws that already exist? Subscribe to the channel, share this live stream, and leave your opinion in the comments. Legal debate is enhanced when it is built on arguments, respect, and knowledge of the Constitution. In Solidum Abogados Email: [email protected] Web: www.insolidumabogados.com Instagram: @joseantoni0ramirez TikTok: @joseramirezab YouTube: @joseramirezriofrio