Proposals for an independent justice towards the restoration of constitutional law in Ecuador

Abstract

The investigation examines the denaturalization of constitutional law in Ecuador, crucial for confidence in the legal system and the rule of law. The investigation into the denaturalization of constitutional law in Ecuador is justified by its crucial impact on public trust towards the legal system and the rule of law. Factors and problems that have led to this situation are analyzed, proposing solutions to preserve constitutional rights. The study reveals that the denaturalization of constitutional law in Ecuador has been driven by political and economic factors and the lack of judicial independence.  Historical and contemporary challenges are discussed, including political influence, economic interests and the lack of judicial independence. Historical cases and current consequences are highlighted, underlining the need for legal reforms, strengthening judicial independence and citizen participation to restore constitutional integrity and strengthen the rule of law in Ecuador. The research proposes legal reforms that strengthen institutions, promote judicial independence and encourage citizen participation in the defense of constitutional rights. These measures are crucial to restore the integrity of constitutional law in Ecuador and strengthen the rule of law as a guarantor of the country's political, social and economic development.

Keywords:

Law, Constitution, Fundamental principles, Administration of justice.