History of The CICPC
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The history of this organization dates back to the mid-20th century. On February 20, 1958, the president
of the Civic-Military Junta of Government, Rear Admiral Wolfgang Larrazábal, decided the creation of a
police body dedicated to the investigation of various crimes by decree No. 48 of the
The board, besides establishing its role as an auxiliary of the Judiciary, under the name of Technical Police.
Judicial. The Judicial Police Law of July 8, 1975 established its structure and organization.
institutional, but was later replaced by the Law on Criminal Investigation Police of the 11
September 1998.
Eventually, the constitution of 1999 was enacted, which established in its Article 332 the necessity
to create a body of scientific, criminal and forensic investigations. Such designation passed to
replace the Technical Judicial Police. In 2001, a reform began to the structure and organization of
organism, which was finally delimited in 2003.
Who was the creator of the CICPC?
Rodolfo Plaza Márquez
Carlos Eduardo Guerrero Galavís
MISSION
The Body of Scientific, Penitentiary and Criminal Investigations is an institution that guarantees the
efficiency in the investigation of the crime, through its scientific determination, ensuring the exercise of
the criminal action that leads to a sound administration of justice.
VISION
To be the indispensable institution, for its recognized scientific capacity and maximum excellence of its
resources, with the aim of achieving the highest level of national and international credibility in the
investigation of organized crime and violent criminality.
VALUES
- Respeto.- Honestdad.- Étca.- Moral.- Disciplina.- Vocación de servicio:
Chain of command
President of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro.
Minister of the Popular Power for Relations, Interior, Justice and Peace, Major General Nestor Reverol.
Deputy Minister of the integrated Criminal Investigation System, General Commissioner José Humberto Ramirez.
National Director, Commissioner General Douglas Rico.
Deputy National Director, General Commissioner Jonny Salazar.
National Inspector General, General Commissioner Bladimir Flores.
National Legal Advisor, General Commissioner Juan De La Cruz Pereira.
National Secretariat, General Commissioner Mercy Bracho
What is criminology
Criminology is the science that studies the individual who committed a crime, their reasons, causes and
explanation of such antisocial behavior
What is criminalistics?
Forensic science is an auxiliary discipline of Criminal Law that is responsible for demonstrating and explaining a
crime, determine its authors and their participation, through a set of procedures,
techniques and scientific knowledge
Differences between criminology and criminalistics
Criminology studies the causes of crime and tries to understand antisocial behavior.
attacker in question. Graduates in Criminology are trained to prevent a crime,
reduce crime and study the criminal, while criminology seeks to determine
how the said crime has been committed
General culture of Venezuela
Venezuela is a very diverse country whose culture is marked by indigenous, Spanish, and other traditions.
Africans who converged in the territory during the colonial era. Its inhabitants are also a
mix of races where it is difficult to find someone who does not have indigenous, European or
African. In fact, many people share more than one.
Currently, there are still indigenous communities that have had little contact with civilization.
occidental, which contrasts greatly with the large cities filled with skyscrapers and roads. These
they even have some American influence because, despite the marked anti-capitalist tone of the
current government, Venezuela experienced a strong American influence during the second half of the
20th century. The discovery of numerous oil fields led the country to citizens
Americans whose fashions and styles were incorporated into the local culture.
Oil has marked the recent history of Venezuela because its economy depends heavily on it.
of its price. Black gold accounts for about a third of GDP and public policies always
they depend on the price at which the barrels can be sold. Despite the efforts made by the
different governments to end poverty, this remains a major problem in the country, since
There are many families living with low incomes.
This situation does not prevent its population from having a strong national feeling and loving their homeland. Simón
Bolívar, the hero of its independence, is one of the most venerated figures in the country and there is no
a town that does not have a square or a street in its honor.
Venezuelans are also extremely kind and welcoming people. They enjoy living their life and of
moment, hence its marked cheerful and festive character.
How many states and municipalities does Venezuela have?
Venezuela is made up of 23 federal entities and a Capital District, where each one is
is divided into several autonomous municipalities. In the country, there are a total of 335 municipalities, which
they are further divided into parishes. It is worth noting that the municipal organization (parishes) does not keep
relationship with the Ecclesiastical Institution.
Generally, these jurisdictions are few per state in other countries. In Venezuela, the organization
municipal corresponds to each state, through a law issued in the respective Councils
Legislators.
MEANING OF COLORS:
-Yellow symbolically represents the riches (gold and fertile lands) of Venezuela. -The blue
it represents the Caribbean Sea, which covers the maritime coasts of Venezuela. -The red represents blood
spillage in the struggles for Independence.
Stars: represent the provinces; Caracas, Cumaná, Barcelona, Barinas, Guayana, Margarita, Mérida and
Trujillo.
An eighth star was included to represent the Province of Guayana, based on Simon's decree.
Bolívar of November 20, 1817.
What does cicpc mean?
Body of Scientific, Criminal and Forensic Investigations
What does redip mean?
Strategic region of criminal investigation
Who was Simon Bolivar?
Simón José Antonio de la Santísima Trinidad Bolívar Palacios Ponte y Blanco (Caracas, July 24,
1783[note 1][note 2][2] - Santa Marta, December 17, 1830), better known as Simón Bolívar
(About this sound pronunciation (?·i)), he was a Venezuelan soldier and politician, founder of the
republics of Gran Colombia and Bolivia. He was one of the most prominent figures of the emancipation.
Hispano-American front against the Spanish Empire. It helped to inspire and decisively materialize the
independence of present-day Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Panama, Peru, and Venezuela.
Who was Hugo Chávez Frías?
Hugo Rafael Chávez Frías (Sabaneta, Barinas, Venezuela; July 28, 1954 - Caracas, March 5,
2013) was a Venezuelan politician and military leader, president of Venezuela from February 2, 1999 until
his passing in 2013. He was also the leader of the Fifth Republic Movement since its founding, in
1997, until 2007, when it merged with other parties to create the Unified Socialist Party of
Venezuela (PSUV), which he led until 2012.
Differences between a fingerprint and a digital footprint
Both forms, fingerprint and digital fingerprint, are correct to refer to the 'impression that is usually
leaving the fingertip on an object when touching it, or the one obtained by previously impregnating it in a
coloring material. Both forms are correct because both dactlar and digital mean 'relative or
belonging to the fingers.
What is ethics and morality
Ethics is related to the reasoned study of the moral values that guide the
human behavior in society, while morality consists of customs, norms, taboos and
agreements established by each society.
What is authority
Faculty or right to command or govern people who are subordinate.
What are values?
Values are those principles, virtues, or qualities that characterize a person, an action, or
An object that is considered typically positive or of great importance by a social group.
Respect, tolerance, love, peace, responsibility, honesty, loyalty, equity, justice, freedom
5 procedures of the homeland
Simon Bolívar
Simón Rodríguez
Antonio José de Sucre
José Antonio Páez
Cesar enclosure.
Who is the current director of the UNES?
Guiussepe caocciopo
Which states make up the redip