La acción extraordinaria de protección aplicada a Sentencias en el Ecuador

Abstract

Abstract:The extraordinary protection action in Ecuador constitutes a constitutional right established in the Constitution of Montecristi of 2008, based on the several denunciations of violation of rights by the State against the common citizen. As indicated in art. 1 of the Magna Carta, the country is a constitutional regime of rights and justice, social, democratic, sovereign, independent, unitary, intercultural, pluricultural and secular, being this fundamental principle that prevails in the Judicial Function. In this regard the present study analyzes this right, the importance, object and principles, in addition to the difficulties they present in practice resorting to an extraordinary action of protection, a review of final judgments interposed to this action is also carried out, studying the content, as well as as the considerations and grounds that the Constitutional Court had to give the ruling. The work seeks to clarify this new constitutional right, to which Ecuadorian citizens have the right to know how and when to use it. What is discussed in this paper is summarized as follows: Chapter I: the Extraordinary Protection Action, Chapter II: Materials and Methods, Chapter III: Results and Chapter IV: Discussion.