Abstract

This research analyzes situations that allow detecting the survival of criminological positivism in the framework of the pandemic due to the effects of Covid-19, all of which is interpreted since the global crisis that generated a series of consequences that were not only reflected in health, but also in the legal, political, social and economic, since fundamental rights or legal assets of great value were violated, such is the case of the right to life, personal integrity and the right to health, in addition, collaterally there have been systematic violations of other rights, such as: education, property, economic and labor freedom, leisure and recreation. This is a documentary study, in which electronic registration implemented as a data recording technique, for its collection, the computerized system used and the data analyzed through documentary observation and legal hermeneutics. It evidenced that criminological positivism as a penal-riminological model has survived in time and space, where the pandemic due to the effects of COVID-19 has served as a catalyst for such a theoretical conception.