This work analyzes the legal framework of cultural rights to the use of ancestral languages in Ecuador and Venezuela. Through bibliographic research it exposes the current norms on indigenous linguistic rights in the face of their possible violation. It verifies that, in different areas of justice, the structure and worldview of the original languages is not understood. It proposes the formulation of new public policies in justice systems, from an intercultural perspective as the central axis. Presents the intercultural proposal of the Legal Observatory of the University of Otavalo.

This article analyzed the armed conflict between Russia and Ukraine regarding its political and economic effects in Latin America from the point of view of public international law, depending on the impact of international aspects such as the global geopolitical rearrangement, international relations in the different markets, the generation of new regional alliances. Based on this, the objectives were set to identify the characteristics of armed conflicts from the perspective of international law, to characterize the Russia-Ukraine conflict from a geopolitical perspective and finally, to analyze the effects of this conflict in some Latin American countries since February 2022. Documentary research with a qualitative descriptive and analytical approach was used. As findings, we found the reappearance of traces of the cold war, but with current nuances with new alliances such as the global...

This research develops an analysis of the epistemic construction of nature as an approach to being a subject of rights in international public law. To this end, three objectives are proposed to answer the question: What is required to propose an epistemic construct of nature as a subject of rights in the international sphere that modifies the classic legal framework? To this end, a type of documentary research with a descriptive qualitative approach was used. The first objective was to delve into existing theories on subjects of rights; the second objective describes the elements that structure nature as a subject, and the third objective designs the proposed epistemic construct. To this end, the position of subject and legal subject is studied from the rational and positivist Western model, where the power of will and the interest of the individual subject of rights converge. This posit...

This work analyzes the legal framework of cultural rights to the use of ancestral languages in Ecuador and Venezuela. Through bibliographic research it exposes the current norms on indigenous linguistic rights in the face of their possible violation. It verifies that, in different areas of justice, the structure and worldview of the original languages is not understood. It proposes the formulation of new public policies in justice systems, from an intercultural perspective as the central axis. Presents the intercultural proposal of the Legal Observatory of the University of Otavalo.

The Concentration Principle undoubtedly constitutes one of the most relevant procedural principles in any legal system. It brings speed, agility to the processes, without losing efficacy and validity in the procedural acts, which are achieved in a single moment. In Ecuador, although the 2008 Constitution establishes this principle, the current General Organic Code of Processes (COGEP) does not expressly establish it, contrary to Uruguayan procedural legislation, which does define it formally in its regulations. This is the central point on which the present study focused, delimiting the insufficiency of COGEP in terms of regulation of this principle, taking Uruguayan legislation as a reference, and based on this, a pertinent reform was proposed.

El Principio de concentración constituye, sin lugar a duda, uno de los principios procesales de mayor relevancia en cualquier ordenamiento jurídico. Aporta rapidez, agilidad a los procesos, sin perder eficacia y validez en los actos procesales, que se logran reunir en un solo momento. En Ecuador, aunque la Constitución de 2008 prevé este principio, el vigente Código Orgánico General de Procesos (COGEP) no lo establece de forma expresa, contrario a la legislación procesal uruguaya, que si lo define formalmente en su normativa. Este es el punto central sobre el que se centró el presente estudio, delimitar la insuficiencia del COGEP en materia de regulación de este principio, teniendo como referente la legislación uruguaya, y en base a ello se propuso una reforma pertinente.

The Concentration Principle undoubtedly constitutes one of the most relevant procedural principles in any legal system. It brings speed, agility to the processes, without losing efficacy and validity in the procedural acts, which are achieved in a single moment. In Ecuador, although the 2008 Constitution establishes this principle, the current General Organic Code of Processes (COGEP) does not expressly establish it, contrary to Uruguayan procedural legislation, which does define it formally in its regulations. This is the central point on which the present study focused, delimiting the insufficiency of COGEP in terms of regulation of this principle, taking Uruguayan legislation as a reference, and based on this, a pertinent reform was proposed.