La inaplicabilidad de los principios de celeridad y economía procesal en los juicios ejecutivos y la vulneración del derecho a la tutela judicial en la administración de justicia

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Abstract: This work degree includes a study on the inapplicability of the principles of speed and economy in the executive proceedings and infringement of the right to judicial protection in the administration of justice, which demonstrates the failure of the procedural system executory despite to be a foreclosure lawsuit, it maintains a process that is too long and cumbersome; violates the constitutional principles laid down in the oral system. The doctrinaire, legal and field conducted research, the need for the regulations provided for in COGEP regulating the executive and enforcement proceedings were to take effect since its promulgation in the Official Gazette is noted, the process ensures the principle of speed and immediacy, however, deserves reforms that are consistent with the constitutional rules for legal effectiveness; As such, a draft reform of the Organic Code General Process, which guarantees the right to an effective remedy by applying the oral system and the right to appeal is proposed.