CONCENTRATED CONTROL IN THE FRAMEWORK OF THE CULTURAL DIVERSITY OF THE RONDAS CAMPESINAS

Abstract

The general purpose of this research is to analyze whether the focus of concentrated control affects the cultural diversity of the peasant patrols in Peru. To do this, a methodology of qualitative type and phenomenological design has been used, where the sample was formed by legislation, doctrine and jurisprudence in criminal and constitutional matters concerning Concentrated Control and the cultural multiplicity of the peasant patrols, which was determined at the convenience of the author; as well as by 08 lawyers specializing in Constitutional Law of the city of Trujillo; and the documentary analysis and interview guide were applied as instruments. It is concluded that the concentrated control approach affects the cultural diversity of the peasant patrols in view of the fact that it restricts communal justice, violates customary law and ignores cultural pluralism in Peru, which affects the fundamental rights of individuals and generates a framework of protection against ordinary justice.