Procedencia de la acción extraordinaria de protección en decisiones respecto de medidas cautelares : un análisis desde la jurisprudencia de la Corte Constitucional del Ecuador.

Abstract

The first article of the Constitution of Ecuador proclaims the structure of a constitutional state of law and justice. The Supreme law incorporates the Corte Constitucional like an organism of control and constitutional justice administrator, it has administrative and financial autonomy, it’s formed by nine constitutional judges and they have some attributions that the Constitution and law gave them, for example: they are the highest instance that analyzes the Constitution and can issue binding jurisprudence of constitutional process, especially because that process contains fundamental rights. Since 2008, our country have had various Cortes Constitucionales, included the transition court, so they creates different types of jurisprudence, but the actual court, elected in 2019, analyze the legal nature of the institutions before they judge, that's why they dictates opposite decisions by the same action, in this case, the admission of the Acción Extraordinaria de Protección in the resolutions of Medidas Cautelares.