¿por Qué Aumenta La Población Penal en Chile?: Un Estudio Criminológico Longitudinal

Who is Transitioning out of Prison? Characterising Female Offenders and Their Needs in Chile

“…There is consequently a salient interest in the re-entry process. Chile, like other Western countries, has experienced a significant rise in its prison population since the 1990s (Salinero 2012), with a relatively larger increase being driven by the female population (Gendarmeria 2016;Walmsley 2017).…”

A developmental model of sentencing evolution: The emergence of the politics of probation in Chile

“…For the right‐wing administration of Sebastián Piñera, it was the growth of incarceration rates that resulted in a political problem. It put pressure on the carceral capacities of the country, with the incarceration rate reaching a peak in 2010 of about 330 inmates per 100,000 inhabitants (Salinero, 2012; Wilenmann, 2020).…”

“…Figure 3 shows a significant increase in prison population during the 1980s (Arriagada, Farias & Walker, 2021; Salinero, 2012), which certainly pales in comparison to the massive increase of the 2000s. Except for a short‐term increase in 1974, that growth does not appear to relate to the Junta's repressive policy (Morales, 2012).…”

El impacto comparado de las políticas de transparencia en los procesos democráticos de Chile y Colombia en el primer cuarto del siglo XXI

“…Sin embargo, resulta interesante observar que: Mientras a fines de la década pasada el promedio de delitos contra la propiedad sin apoderamiento violento era de un 24.3%, en los últimos cinco años de medición de este estudio ha reflejado una pequeña reducción, siendo del orden del 23.8%. (Salinero, 2012) Estos resultados confirman que en Chile los delitos asociados con corrupción son menos representativos que en Colombia, y además no son tan diversos, sino que se concentran en un solo tipo penal que es el apoderamiento. En Colombia, como se observa son cuatro tipos penales.…”