Tratamiento jurídico del espacio público en el municipio de Cumaral y principio de confianza legitima

Abstract

In Colombia, the use of public space is regulated by law and can be used for activities such as demonstrations, events, public games, among others. However, there are also restrictions on the use of said space to guarantee the safety and free movement of people, the occupation of public space is a matter of interest due to the need to preserve the rights of citizens and at the same time, ensure proper use of public space. According to the Political Constitution of Colombia, public space is a common good that must be protected and administered by the State. However, in practice, there are different forms of occupation of the public space, sometimes irregularly, that often its use and enjoyment by the community. Some forms of occupation of public space in Colombia include: street vending, the installation of fixed stalls in the streets, the occupation of green areas and public parks, among others. These forms of occupation are often the subject of controversy and a debate between the need to preserve public space and the need to provide economic opportunities for informal traders. In summary, the occupation of public space in Colombia is a complex issue that requires a comprehensive approach and adequate regulation to guarantee its fair and balanced use by the community. It is important to highlight that the occupation of public space must be respectful of urban regulations and the rights of other citizens, avoiding damaging public furniture, hindering traffic, generating annoying noise, among others. In general, the occupation of public space in Colombia must be a responsible activity that respects the laws and regulations that govern the use of this important resource for society. Keywords: Legitimate trust, Right to work, Right to public space, Public space.