Violación del principio de libre movilidad humana a los ciudadanos venezolanos.

Abstract

In immigration matters, each state is sovereign in determining what requirements it will impose on the entry and residence of foreigners seeking to enter its country. However, the constitutional and legal design of immigration policy can be discriminatory when different requirements are imposed on foreigners who are in the same factual situation, as is the case with the imposition of consular visa requirements on Venezuelan citizens, while citizens of the website CAN are excluded from them. In this paper, I will conduct an analysis of the constitutional principle of free human mobility for the abovementioned citizens, concluding that there is discrimination against Venezuelans, as well as unequal treatment that is not legally justified and that generates xenophobia, rejection at the social and institutional level, and acts of massive repatriation prohibited by international law and the Ecuadorian Constitution itself.