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Organized crime in Mexico is a phenomenon that has led the country to a crisis. According to the Executive Secretariat of the National Public Security System (2019), about 90 deaths occur every day, mostly related to organized crime. For years, the problem faced by public administrations in Mexico has been hard to defeat, in around the last 12 years totalized deaths counts around 300,000. The active participation of young people in organized crime is growing. Factors such as poverty, marginalization, lack of opportunities, social and human development, among others, further violate the already unprotected as well as new generations. It is observed that the ages of the young people oscillate between 18 and 30, but also the presence of minors, finding children and adolescents in criminal groups. The present research paper exposes an analysis of this problem from a comprehensive approach to criminology; firstly, from the articulation between it and the study of youth and, secondly, addressing the explanation of organized crime. The objective is to analyze some social conditions that reflect the involvement of minors in organized crime, based on journalistic cases. Finally, solutions are presented from a governmental and civic action.

Participación de niños y jóvenes en la criminalidad organizada en México.