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The Constitution
CONSTITUTIONS OF ECUADOR
- Quito, February 13th, 1884
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Presidents: Eloy Alfaro (Manabí, Esmeraldas), Pedro Carbo (Guayaquil), Pentevirato (Quito)
- Quito, January 14th, 1897
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- Quito, December 22nd, 1906
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- Quito, December 2nd, 1938
It was approved but It did not take effect because there was a coup of state that put into effect the Constitution of 1906, with reforms.
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- Guayaquil, September 6th, 1852
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- Quito, February 27th, 1851
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- Quito, December 31st, 1946
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- Cuenca, December 8th, 1845
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- Ambato, August 13th, 1835
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- Montecristi, July 25th, 2008
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- Riobamba, September 23rd, 1830
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Ecuador: Azuay, Guayas, Quito, Islas Galápagos.
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CONSTITUTION
PURE THEORY OF LAW
Mainly the famous Stufenbautheorie is attributed to Hans Kelsen, also called "theory of the hierarchical order of the composition" or "normative pyramid".
According to Kelsen, the highest rule is the Constitution, which is at the top of the legal pyramid and from it derives the reason for the validity of each of the other rules that remain below it.
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GENERAL NOTIONS
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Rights
Second Generation
Rights
Economic, social and cultural rights that are linked to the principle of equality.
Third Generation Rights
Collective rights, related to the principle of solidarity.
First Generation Rights
Civil and political rights, linked to the principle of freedom.
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Constituent Power
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Derived Constituent
Power
It allows modifying a Political Constitution always subject to the limitations, organs, and procedures established in the same Constitution that is intended to be modified.
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