El micro tráfico en el ecuador y sus consecuencias en la juventud, frente a las reformas en el código orgánico integral penal (COIP)

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Abstract: Micro trafficking in Ecuador is a social problem that has involved children and adolescents, and that is constantly growing, the government as a control measure has sought to create reforms in the Comprehensive Organic Penal Code (COIP), where the prison sentences are higher, so that people do not enter this world for fear of sanctions. The legislative system does not achieve the desired successes with this type of reform, young people become vulnerable people, used by criminal gangs to carry out this type of activity, drug traffickers do not risk their integrity and delegate young people to commit this type of crime. illicit. History tells us that, in these similar cases in other parts of the world, the expected solutions have not been achieved, the legislation must be handled with great care and with great responsibility, in the most vulnerable sectors and where they are easy prey, that is, the Educational institutions, colleges and schools can make the situation worse.