Hacia la construcción de un constitucionalismo privado en México

This article exposes the possibility and the need to reconstruct the theory of division and control of power in the Mexican Constitution, which currently is referred by article 49 of the constitutional text and it is from the 18th century, to consider in it the private power that is more visible...

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Autor principal: Amaya Carvajal, José Daniel
Formato: Artículo
Idioma:Castellano
Publicado: 2020
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Acceso en línea:https://dialnet.unirioja.es/servlet/oaiart?codigo=7773985
Fuente:Ciencia jurídica, ISSN 2007-3577, Vol. 9, Nº. 18 (julio-diciembre 2020), 2020, pags. 61-76
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Sumario: This article exposes the possibility and the need to reconstruct the theory of division and control of power in the Mexican Constitution, which currently is referred by article 49 of the constitutional text and it is from the 18th century, to consider in it the private power that is more visible in the 21st century. Likewise, it is intended to demonstrate that at present it is increasingly necessary that human rights not only be opposable to the public power, but also to the power held by certain individuals. What if conceived in this way, allows a better and more effective horizontal demand for human rights. Finally, understood as the mechanism of defense of human rights by antonomasia in Mexico, there is a reflection and questioning about the current provenance of the amparo trial against individuals to propose where we should move in Mexican constitutionalism.