A atuação da marinha do Brasil na efetivação da lei diante dos crimes transnacionais

Abstract

ABSTRACT The Performance of The Brazilian Navy in Law Enforcement in The Face of Transnational Crimes This work presents a study on the role of the Brazilian Navy in enforcing the law in the face of transnational crimes, focusing on operations carried out in Brazilian jurisdictional waters. The study discusses the legal bases that guide these operations, including international and interinstitutional cooperation that strengthens the Navy's response capacity against threats such as drug trafficking, smuggling and piracy. The work also explores the main operations carried out, such as Operation Ágata, and discusses the challenges faced by the Navy in carrying out its defense and security functions. The analysis highlighted the importance of integrating efforts between different security forces and government agencies, as well as the need for modernization and continuous training of naval assets to effectively combat transnational crimes. The study concludes that the actions of the Brazilian Navy are essential for the protection of the country's maritime borders and for the maintenance of national sovereignty, contributing significantly to regional and global security and stability.