Análisis de los mecanismos de reparación integral para el delito de lesiones en la legislación jurídica del Ecuador.

Abstract

According to the legislation in force in Cuenca, Ecuador, the research focuses on a detailed analysis of the integral reparation mechanisms applicable to the crime of injury. The study objectives are diverse, and firstly, it aims to define the concept of integral reparation and the associated theories within the Ecuadorian legal context. Secondly, it seeks to comprehensively describe the mechanisms applicable in cases of injury. Finally, it examines how these mechanisms are being implemented in practice, mainly focused on underutilizing the mechanism for non-pecuniary damage. The qualitative methodology employed in this research is based on the hypothesis that victims of crimes of injury do not receive complete and adequate reparation. This issue reveals several deficiencies in the mechanisms provided by Ecuadorian legislation. The proposal includes a critical evaluation of current practices and their alignment with international justice standards to ensure adequate and fair reparations.