Criminalidad organizada y tráfico de drogas entre España y Portugal

Abstract

This article contains some overall reflections about how organized crime is regulated in Portugal and how the mechanisms of repression of drug trafficking between Spain and Portugal are articulated through the use of the Treaty Between Spain and Portugal for the repression of illicit drug trafficking at sea, signed in Lisbon on March 2, 1998 and as used by the Audiencia Nacional in the matter of the Vessel Eiskos. In addition, this article analyzes, from a jurisprudential point of view, the different aggravating circumstances related to the crime of public health contemplated in the Spanish legal system.