Relevance of article 33 of the national code of citizen security and coexistence in Colombia in the covid-19 pandemic

Abstract

The research emphasized recognizing the factors that affect the execution and appropriation of article 33 of the
national code of citizen security and coexistence in the municipality of Fusagasugá Cundinamarca Colombia during
the COVID-19 pandemic, the mixed-type methodology of sequential exploratory design (DEXPLOS) , the population of
the study, the community of the Municipality of Fusagasugá, the census or intentional sample, due to the fact that the
information reported in the police stations of the municipality of Fusagasugá is taken, as well as of the actors Municipal
Mayor’s Office, Secretary of Government, Security and Coexistence, Fusagasugá City Hall, Fusagasugá Police Station,
Fusagasugá Stations, Pasca, Granada, Silvania, Sibate, Arbeláez, Pandy, Tibacuy, San Bernardo, Cabrera, Venecia,
Chinauta, Cumaca Substations, San Raimundo, the findings on how to transform the media of communication and the
emergence of new spaces around cities, structure a new reality geographic that can only be analyzed from the approaches
of geography, in relation to the purposes of the study, the role of the uniformed in the replacement of application of
article 33 is recognized where the coexistence and the identification of the factors become models of intervention of
time, space, by identifying and georeferencing the actors, the location of intervention strategies is achieved, their added
value is established by the social components that underlie the behaviors, so what is reflected for the police authority is
to know the idiosyncrasy to use the media of adequate communication, with the COVID-19 pandemic it becomes a tool
for phenomenological analysis of the pseudo behaviors due to respective confinements.