El presente informe busca responder a tres problemas jurídicos identificados a raíz de la resolución emitida por el Tribunal Constitucional en el expediente N.° 07009-2013- PHC/TC. El primer problema jurídico pretende dar a conocer los alcances jurisdicciones de las Comunidades Indígenas. Así, como atestiguarán a lo largo del presente informe, la adopción de un modelo social intercultural permitirá desplegar un mayor campo de protección, mediante el diálogo entre culturas. Asimismo, sostengo que el operador jurídico mediante el uso mesurado de la hermenéutica analógica, realizará una interpretación intercultural de los derechos fundamentales, dejando atrás el marcado carácter universal-tradicional. El segundo problema jurídico plantea un análisis atendiendo a las condiciones peculiares de las niñas indígenas, mediante una evaluación a partir del derecho colectivo ...

El presente informe busca responder a tres problemas jurídicos identificados a raíz de la resolución emitida por el Tribunal Constitucional en el expediente N.° 07009-2013- PHC/TC. El primer problema jurídico pretende dar a conocer los alcances jurisdicciones de las Comunidades Indígenas. Así, como atestiguarán a lo largo del presente informe, la adopción de un modelo social intercultural permitirá desplegar un mayor campo de protección, mediante el diálogo entre culturas. Asimismo, sostengo que el operador jurídico mediante el uso mesurado de la hermenéutica analógica, realizará una interpretación intercultural de los derechos fundamentales, dejando atrás el marcado carácter universal-tradicional. El segundo problema jurídico plantea un análisis atendiendo a las condiciones peculiares de las niñas indígenas, mediante una evaluación a partir del derecho colectivo ...

This article discusses whether the collection and non-return of “representation expenses” by Congressmen of the Republic of Peru may result in criminal liability for the crime of embezzlement of public funds when they do not do correctly the representation activity, since it would be a monetary amount that constitutes a public funds that has been entrusted to the public official for his administration by reason of his office. In this regard, the legal nature of “representation expenses” will also be analyzed in order to argue that they are in fact “travel expenses” who must be duly regularized.

This article discusses whether the collection and non-return of “representation expenses” by Congressmen of the Republic of Peru may result in criminal liability for the crime of embezzlement of public funds when they do not do correctly the representation activity, since it would be a monetary amount that constitutes a public funds that has been entrusted to the public official for his administration by reason of his office. In this regard, the legal nature of “representation expenses” will also be analyzed in order to argue that they are in fact “travel expenses” who must be duly regularized.

This article discusses whether the collection and non-return of “representation expenses” by Congressmen of the Republic of Peru may result in criminal liability for the crime of embezzlement of public funds when they do not do correctly the representation activity, since it would be a monetary amount that constitutes a public funds that has been entrusted to the public official for his administration by reason of his office. In this regard, the legal nature of “representation expenses” will also be analyzed in order to argue that they are in fact “travel expenses” who must be duly regularized.