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oai:doaj.org/article:a0f8ea929bdb4f1abc708d6cf0e48155

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DOI: <

10.17058/rdunisc.v0i59.14653

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Latin American constitutionalisation of common goods: comparison between the constitutions of Brazil, Bolivia and Ecuador

Abstract

O This work seeks to analyse the theory of the bienes communes of Ugo Mattei, disagreeing on the nature and characteristics of these goods. Following this study, the right to nature will be addressed as a right guaranteed by the new Latin American Constitutions of Ecuador and Bolivia. In addition, a comparison will be made between these constitutions by analogy with the Brazilian Federal Constitution of 1988. Ecuador and Bolivian constitutions are in terms of preserving and guaranteeing rights to nature, the most developed constitutional texts in the world on the subject. Thus, it seeks to develop the perspective of these normative texts with the theory of the common good, demonstrating the need for preservation and disposition of these goods for full human development. This work uses the deductive method of procedure and analysis and the literature search technique.

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