La corrupción de los funcionarios públicos en tiempos del coronavirus
Author(s) -
Universidad Femenina del Sagrado Corazón,
José Julio Goicochea Elías
Publication year - 2020
Publication title -
lumen
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2708-5031
pISSN - 2225-0840
DOI - 10.33539/lumen.2020.v16n1.2286
Subject(s) - nothing , political science , surprise , humanity , coronavirus , covid-19 , business , law , sociology , infectious disease (medical specialty) , philosophy , medicine , epistemology , communication , pathology , disease
The coronavirus pandemic that is currently scourging humanity has managed to take our capacity for surprise to unsuspected limits: on the one hand, we observe through the mass media high- ranking officers of the Peruvian National Police buying products at exorbitant prices that they do not meet quality standards (masks, gloves, etc.) to hand over to their colleagues who valiantly risk their life to take care for ours; to provincial and district mayors making their own stock of basic necessities, and also magistrates who in virtual hearings continue to know processes derived from acts of corruption committed by magistrates who, disregarding Elementary concepts of ethics, took advantage of their position to make a clean sweep of the law and justice. It is worth nothing that the responsibility of these bad servers is aggravated in a superlative way by the disease that has plagued us.
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