Análisis de la trata de personas en México: incidencia y capacidad de persecución estatal
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Este estudio examina la incidencia del delito de trata de personas en México y la capacidad de las fiscalías estatales para perseguirlo, en el periodo de 2017 a 2024. Se identifica un crecimiento sostenido en la apertura de carpetas de investigación hasta 2022, seguido de una disminución en los años posteriores. Respecto al ejercicio de la acción penal, se advierten limitaciones en diversas entidades federativas. La Ciudad de México destaca con una efectividad del 61 %, mientras que Baja California y Zacatecas presentan deficiencias significativas. El análisis revela que no existe una relación directa entre la incidencia del delito y la persecución iniciada por la fiscalía, lo que subraya la necesidad de investigaciones posteriores.
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This study examines the incidence of the crime of human trafficking in Mexico and the capacity of state prosecutors to pursue it during the period from 2017 to 2024. A steady increase in the number of investigations opened is observed up to 2022, followed by a decline in the subsequent years. Regarding the exercise of criminal prosecution, limitations are evident in various federal entities. Mexico City stands out with an effectiveness rate of 61 %, while Baja California and Zacatecas show significant deficiencies. The analysis reveals that there is no direct relationship between the incidence of the crime and the prosecution initiated by the attorney general’s offices, highlighting the need for further research.
This study examines the incidence of the crime of human trafficking in Mexico and the capacity of state prosecutors to pursue it during the period from 2017 to 2024. A steady increase in the number of investigations opened is observed up to 2022, followed by a decline in the subsequent years. Regarding the exercise of criminal prosecution, limitations are evident in various federal entities. Mexico City stands out with an effectiveness rate of 61 %, while Baja California and Zacatecas show significant deficiencies. The analysis reveals that there is no direct relationship between the incidence of the crime and the prosecution initiated by the attorney general’s offices, highlighting the need for further research.







