Estudio comparado y socio jurídico de la unión de hecho desde el caso ecuatoriano con los países de América Latina yo la Unión Europea Reino Unido

Abstract

Abstract:The approval of the new Political Constitution of Ecuador in 2008 by the National Constituent Assembly, raised to public debate the issue of the Union of Fact, a state previously known as concubinage. The new Constitution regulates and grants rights to heterosexual couples and also welcomes same-sex couples in its text. The new constitution, which is much more inclusive, forced legislators to look at social sectors so far forgotten, but they began to gain preponderance fighting for their rights. In the present work, a comparative study is carried out on the de facto union in the Ecuadorian case and the de facto union at the level of other countries and regions, focusing specifically on the United Kingdom. The legal analysis of Ecuadorian and United Kingdom legislation allows us to compare them and determine similarities and differences, in such a way that specific conclusions and recommendations are obtained, which are also based on surveys and the criteria of legal professionals, collected at through a systematic and orderly research study.