Unfortunately, the problem of corruption in our country has deep roots, since
until now there has been no innovative legal mechanism (such as
extemporaneity) to discourage this behavior, and it is a culturally rooted social problem, especially in developing laws. of a country like ours make it even more vulnerable, but we know that because human beings have different situations of power or privilege over ordinary citizens, there is a natural tendency to ignore the vision that has been legally entrusted to them, giving rise to what we call Due to the weakness or indiscretion of the existence of corruption, which has a large-scale impact on society, but not only from economic methods, but from different methods that have ceased to be seen or perceived, such as the life in society, the common good, implying a loss of values, principles of axiological foundation that make a society spiritually poorer. As we mentioned at the beginning, although corruption is a long-standing problem, it is only in recent years (2016-2020) that issues such as the different judicial processes against former presidents, transnational corruption, illegal financing of political parties, etc. , have been discovered. The media, which sooner or later make society understand that they cannot be tolerated, since corruption is both the main and fundamental cause of all the problems facing Peru today. Corruption occurs when the exercise of such public power is diverted from a public purpose and is used to serve private interests. In this way, corruption distorts the purpose of our State model, and in that sense, this thesis adopts the approach of "Impresceptibility of crimes of corruption in the Public Administration" will be sought against the always perfectible anti-corruption system to have a different approach. , a greater incidence, capacity and time to investigate, prosecute and punish serious cases of corruption, having as an intrinsic awareness that it is a serious problem in any society since its greatest reproach falls in the violation of fundamental rights that it harms, especially for people with less economic capacity. In the first chapter we proceed to point out the real situation of the problem, the definition of the investigation, the determination of the general and specific questions, the questions related to the object of investigation, then the general object and the specific object are raised. time, and finally exposes the reasons and limitations of this research. Secondly, in the second chapter a theoretical framework is established, which includes historical background and previous research, legal and theoretical foundations, and definitions of basic terms. Finally, in the third chapter the results are analyzed, the results are discussed and the corresponding conclusions and suggestions are presented.