O crime organizado contra a saúde suplementar

Abstract

The present work aims to study organized crime practiced against supplementary health, seeking, within the legal analysis, the reasons why these conducts are so easily applied within a system that even includes state regulation. Historically, the historical landmark was determined when the subject started to have great repercussion before society. The importance of combating this type of crime is sustained due to the economic and social repercussions that are derived from the various consequences that are presented to legal companies and to the patients who are victims of these conducts. The economic effect is also dealt with from the moment when considering organized crime as a market failure that generates negative externalities for the social group. At the same time, after the theoretical study of the various documents dealing with the topic, mainly the numerous reports prepared by the Executive and Legislative branches, we highlight a specific case in which we highlight the full adequacy of the facts ascertained with the facts that were described previously, allowing conclude by the permanence of criminal practices, despite the extreme exposure of these conducts to popular knowledge, mainly through the media. After highlighting the existing problem, the article ends up listing and highlighting the solutions that are necessary in order to minimize the performance of organized crime in the face of public health.