Pluralismo jurídico y el derecho procesal en el marco de la constitución.

Abstract

Background: Within the constitutional framework of plurinationality and interculturality, the recognition of indigenous justice and the concept of Legal Pluralism is questioned, within a broader vision that encompasses its territorial demarcation, and its collective indigenous intellectual property. Objective: To evaluate the policies designed for the intercultural interpretation of the indigenous groups and to base methodological guidelines for the indigenous principles. Methodology: Qualitative research design, with exploratory, descriptive and explanatory scope, of non-experimental transversal type. Results: The existence of a variety of factors that influence its conformation and development is evidenced, which necessarily pass through the perspective of the indigenous worldview model, of these in their connection with the models applied from the central State, and in the ways An intercultural dialogue is presented for its management. The recognition of the existence of indigenous customary law is part of the current paradigm of indigenous peoples in Ecuador, in which the principles of justice versus legal pluralism are recognized, from their ancestry. Conclusions: An analysis was made from the indigenous cultural perspective, from the concept of plurinationality that the Ecuadorian State handles from the Constitutionality, to make a proposal for the defense of the principles of justice and cultural respect for indigenous peoples.