La corrupción empresarial vinculada al fútbol : ¿Posible configuración de trata de personas?.

Abstract

The way in which the transfer market is handled and, above all, controlled, as well as the origin of each of the Ecuadorian players, may be violated for corporate corruption. Sadly, this market coupled with corporate corruption would leave the space open fortrafficking in people. Traditionally, the latter has been seen as a crime directly linked to sexual and labor exploitation. However, recent studies and current regulations expand the spectrum of what is configured as human trafficking. Extending it, including, as victim to the person even if this oneconsented the fact. The present paper analyzes, through three specific cases, the market of transfers of professional soccer players in Ecuador, the possible corporate corruption that could occur within the same and the configuration of trafficking in persons as a resultof poor control of The entities in charge and the forecast of detection of these crimes.