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Henry M. Rodríguez

PhD in Public Policy from IEXE University (Mexico). Master's degree in Public Security. Academic researcher. Organizational advisor to Mexican police forces and consultant in public and private security.

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Between debt and helplessness: an X-ray of “gota a gota” loans

The implementation of regulations, the promotion of financial education and the strengthening of the formal economy are essential to counteract the negative effects of the gota a gota loans and move toward safer societies.

The worrying consequences of militarization and policialization

In Latin America, the interference of the military forces in the internal security of the countries has been historically evidenced, which affects the functioning of the democratic order.

Public security policies are often short-term and ineffective

Citizen security is increasingly relevant for citizens and governments. However, due to the need for immediate results, public policies generally end up being short-term designed.

The Inescapable Challenges of Police Communication

In Latin America, police communication is not the most assertive, which impacts people's perception of security and institutions.