Estudio de sentencias sobre la acción extraordinaria de protección en Ecuador

Abstract

Abstract:The Constitution of Ecuador brought with it an extensive range of rights, attributions, obligations and guidelines for society that are enforceable, applicable, and justiciable; For this, various constitutional guarantees were included, which are intended to guarantee the fulfillment and validity of the rights both recognized in the constitutional text and in international human rights treaties. The degree work was related to the "Study of judgments on extraordinary protection action in Ecuador", through which the analysis of three judgments of the Constitutional Court was carried out, identifying the considerations and motivations of the judges to make the decision to accept or deny the action filed. From the analysis it is concluded that the rights enshrined in the Constitution are guaranteed, and although the Constitutional Court accepts an Extraordinary Protection Action, it does not imply that the sentence or order that is being challenged is revoked.