Delitos contra la administración pública cometidos en Colombia y Brasil dentro del caso Odebrecht

Abstract

This article seeks to critically address the crimes committed against public administration within the Odebrecht case in Colombia and in Brazil. It is a comparison that starts from taking corruption as a transnational crime that favors the development of bribery, embezzlement, improper conclusion of contracts, influence peddling and illicit enrichment, to demonstrate the legal good protected through these crimes, regularity and transparency. Judicial in the applicability of the legal norm, to reach the conclusion that there is darkness and lack of confidence in the institutions of the two countries. Hence the criminalization of crimes shows that there is political and economic favoritism that becomes a currency for transnational companies that seek to manage opportunities for competitiveness and condition contracts to personal interests. Thus, crimes have a specific act and constitute a phenomenon that corrupts the normative interest of the two countries causing other problems to be increased and new ones developed in exchange for decisions in a circle of action that expands on the elites, damaging public decisions. That should the community.