| Sumario: | The present article exposes a perspective of the territorial reality of the Commune 8 of Medellín making use of Raffestin to refer to the territory, of Deleuze and Guattari to refer to the territorialization, the deterritorialization and the reterritorialization, and of the theoretical contributions of Rogerio Haesbaert corresponding to the multiterritorialization. Based on these concepts, a reflection is made about the processes that take place in the territory, based on the relationship between the community, the National Police and organized crime. It was established that the territorial dynamics of the Commune 8 constitutes an ecosystem of relationships in which State, social and even criminal actors struggle to take control of the political, economic, social and cultural territory.
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