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Latin America will enter a more volatile, interconnected, and transnational security environment by 2026, where threats are evolving faster than institutional capacities to contain them. A homogeneous regional crisis is not projected, but rather a cumulative deterioration of security, driven by the expansion of more sophisticated and less visible organized crime, and by social pressures that are rapidly escalating from the digital to the physical realm. Organized crime will consolidate its transnational character, operating through logistical corridors, porous borders, and integrated illegal economies, generating high profitability for drug trafficking, illegal mining, and smuggling; coordination among regional criminal networks; and weak border and judicial control.
Illegal economies will deepen their infiltration of formal sectors, using shell companies and financial networks based on low legal risk compared to profit, the use of legal financial and logistical systems, and weak regional compliance controls. Social conflict will persist, with rapid, reactive, and highly mediated events fueled by structural inequality and unmet expectations.
Latin America will maintain an environment of high political and regulatory volatility, with a direct impact on investment and planning due to frequent shifts in public priorities, political polarization, and weak institutional predictability. This is further exacerbated by a digital environment that is consolidating as the primary battleground for pressure, extortion, and reputational damage, based on the low cost and high impact of digital attacks and the strategic use of disinformation.
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Security projection
By 2026, Colombia will transition to a security environment characterized by fragmented control, overlapping threats, and high territorial sensitivity. A systemic breakdown of national order is not projected, but rather a predictable, progressive deterioration, especially in strategic regions and sectors. Risk will cease to be circumstantial and will consolidate into organized risk, driven by the persistence of illegal economies as territorial organizers, the weakening of the state’s capacity to exercise control, increased social conflict with limited mediation capacity, and the digitalization of conflict.
A fragmented model of territorial control is consolidating, where multiple legal and illegal actors simultaneously exert influence over logistical corridors, rural areas, mining and energy sectors, and infrastructure projects. This is based on unequal state capacity to maintain a continuous presence, strong economic incentives linked to illegal revenues, and local governance gaps exploited by armed actors and criminal networks. Illegal economies are evolving toward more discreet, diversified schemes connected to legal activities, reducing visibility but increasing infiltration capacity, generating high profitability with low legal risk, and utilizing formal commercial, logistical, and financial structures.
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