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1. A CONSTRUÇÃO DO PRINCÍPIO DA LEGALIDADE TRIBUTÁRIA AO LONGO DA HISTÓRIA REPUBLICANA BRASILEIRA.

Author

Pinto Souza Junior, Alberto and Pereira Valadão, Marcos Aurélio

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Published
2022

2. Resistencia social y uso progresivo de la fuerza en las manifestaciones sociales

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Zaruma Ávila, David Ramiro and Zaruma Ávila, David Ramiro

Abstract

That citizens can resist the oppression of a tyrannical power or can protest against government measures in a democratic society is a right recognized since the beginning of modernity, and as such has been incorporated into most current constitutional texts. This review article aims to analyze the tensions that are generated between the progressive use of force in the marches and protests that take place in Ecuador, and the exercise of the constitutional right to resistance recognized in the Constitution of the Republic of Ecuador. 2008, by examining the concepts and categories related to the subject and the current regulatory framework applicable both to the exercise of the aforementioned right and to the progressive and proportional use of force by members of the National Police. The result is a systematization of the tensions that occur between the right to social protest and the action of the Ecuadorian State. From the methodological point of view, a documentary review is carried out to characterize the current situation in the country, in the face of citizen protests that are developed due to disagreements regarding the public policies that the governments of the day have adopted., Que los ciudadanos puedan resistirse a la opresión de un poder tiránico o puedan protestar contra las medidas del gobierno en una sociedad democrática, es un derecho reconocido desde los inicios de la modernidad, y, como tal, ha sido incorporado a la mayoría de los textos constitucionales actuales. El presente artículo tiene como objetivo analizar las tensiones que se generan entre el uso progresivo de la fuerza en las marchas y protestas que se realizan en el Ecuador, y el ejercicio del derecho constitucional a la resistencia reconocido en la Constitución de la República de Ecuador, 2008, mediante el examen de los conceptos y categorías relacionadas con el tema y el marco normativo vigente aplicable tanto al ejercicio del mencionado derecho como al uso progresivo y proporcional de la fuerza por los miembros de la Policía Nacional. El resultado es una sistematización de las tensiones que se producen entre el derecho a la protesta social y la actuación del Estado ecuatoriano. Desde el punto de vista metodológico se realiza una revisión documental para caracterizar la situación actual que vive el país, frente a las protestas ciudadanas que se desarrollan por las inconformidades respecto a las políticas públicas que han adoptado los gobiernos de turno.

Published
2023

3. A interamericanização do direito administrativo sancionador brasileiro: reflexões sobre o princípio da tipicidade da infração disciplinar a partir do diálogo judicial internacional.

Author

Leite de Resende, Augusto César and Alberto Molinaro, Carlos

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Published
2019
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4. Social Resistance and the Progressive Use of Force in the Social Protests

Author

Zaruma Ávila, David Ramiro

Subjects
Social protest, Resistance, Social mach, Principle of typicality, tipicidad, uso de la fuerza, Human rights, Use of force, International standards, Derechos humanos, Social tensions, estándares internacionales, manifestaciones sociales, resistencia, tensiones sociales, protesta social
Abstract

That citizens can resist the oppression of a tyrannical power or can protest against government measures in a democratic society is a right recognized since the beginning of modernity, and as such has been incorporated into most current constitutional texts. This review article aims to analyze the tensions that are generated between the progressive use of force in the marches and protests that take place in Ecuador, and the exercise of the constitutional right to resistance recognized in the Constitution of the Republic of Ecuador. 2008, by examining the concepts and categories related to the subject and the current regulatory framework applicable both to the exercise of the aforementioned right and to the progressive and proportional use of force by members of the National Police. The result is a systematization of the tensions that occur between the right to social protest and the action of the Ecuadorian State. From the methodological point of view, a documentary review is carried out to characterize the current situation in the country, in the face of citizen protests that are developed due to disagreements regarding the public policies that the governments of the day have adopted. Que los ciudadanos puedan resistirse a la opresión de un poder tiránico o puedan protestar contra las medidas del gobierno en una sociedad democrática, es un derecho reconocido desde los inicios de la modernidad, y, como tal, ha sido incorporado a la mayoría de los textos constitucionales actuales. El presente artículo tiene como objetivo analizar las tensiones que se generan entre el uso progresivo de la fuerza en las marchas y protestas que se realizan en el Ecuador, y el ejercicio del derecho constitucional a la resistencia reconocido en la Constitución de la República de Ecuador, 2008, mediante el examen de los conceptos y categorías relacionadas con el tema y el marco normativo vigente aplicable tanto al ejercicio del mencionado derecho como al uso progresivo y proporcional de la fuerza por los miembros de la Policía Nacional. El resultado es una sistematización de las tensiones que se producen entre el derecho a la protesta social y la actuación del Estado ecuatoriano. Desde el punto de vista metodológico se realiza una revisión documental para caracterizar la situación actual que vive el país, frente a las protestas ciudadanas que se desarrollan por las inconformidades respecto a las políticas públicas que han adoptado los gobiernos de turno.

Published
2023

5. El principio de tipicidad como límite al poder punitivo del Estado (Comentarios al artículo 10 del Código Penal Colombiano)

Author

Fernando León Tamayo Arboleda

Subjects
rules governing the colombian criminal law, guarantees, criminal law, criminal types blank, open criminal types, principle of strict legality, principle of typicality, Law, Criminal law and procedure, K5000-5582
Abstract

The first paragraph of Article 10 of the Colombian Criminal Code (Act 599 of 2000) establishes a rule governing the so-called principle of typicality, mandating that the criminal law define unequivocally and clearly expresses the basic structural features of the criminal offenses. This paper aims to give a systematic interpretation of that subsection, from the view of criminal law as a regulatory body to ensure freedom of citizens.

Published
2013
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6. El principio de tipicidad como límite al poder punitivo del Estado (Comentarios al artículo 10 del Código Penal Colombiano)

Author

Tamayo Arboleda, Fernando León and Eafit University

Subjects
criminal types blank, taxatividad, guarantees, Rules governing the Colombian criminal law, principle of typicality, garantías, principle of strict legality, principio de tipicidad, tipos penales abiertos, tipos penales en blanco, open criminal types, criminal law, Normas rectoras de la ley penal colombiana, derecho penal
Abstract

The first paragraph of Article 10 of the Colombian Criminal Code (Act 599 of 2000) establishes a rule governing the so-called principle of typicality, mandating that the criminal law enshrines unequivocally and clearly expresses the basic structural featu, El inciso primero del artículo 10 del Código Penal colombiano (ley 599 de 2000) establece como norma rectora el llamado principio de tipicidad, que ordena que la ley penal consagre de forma inequívoca, expresa y clara las características básicas estructur

Published
2013

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