Razones por las que la Alcaldía de Tunja no cumple satisfactoriamente los fallos de las acciones populares

Abstract

The Constitutions are phenomenological acts of convergence between the normative quality of the Magnificent Letters and their evident origin and political tendency, in that sense, they are authentic materializations of the sovereignty in which the national project is specified in the Norms of Superior hierarchy. In Colombia, the Political Constitution of 1991 consecrated an important series of social, economic and cultural rights, some of an individual nature and others of a collective nature, within the framework of an outstanding social agitation resulting from the process of demobilization and peace negotiation with some sectors. of the insurgency, in addition to the possibility of renewing the social pact around a constitutional charter, which sought to be in line with expectations of social and political change at the end of the 20th century. Based on this background and over the years, regulatory development as an institutionalizing practice has allowed these principles to be materialized in protective and control rules for the activity of the public administration and individuals, in terms of affecting collective rights and individual rights that are of interest to an undetermined number of citizens. Thus, with the entry into force of the Political Constitution of Colombia in 1991, a new social rule of law was implemented in Colombia characterized by prioritizing in every sense the rights and guarantees of human beings, promoting actions that improve their quality of life. lifetime.