"Hybrid Threats: The Evolution of Security Issues in Latin America" explores the region's complex security landscape, marked by a blend of traditional and emerging threats. This work examines how historical legacies, political instability, and economic challenges have shaped modern security dynamics. The book analyzes the rise of hybrid threats like organized crime, transnational migration, and the growing influence of non-state actors. With detailed case studies from countries like Venezuela, Brazil, and Mexico, it emphasizes the need for innovative, collaborative security strategies that address both state security and human security concerns, aiming to balance local stability with regional cooperation.