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The jurisprudence development of bolivia’s right to housing. A looming legal rupture

Abstract:

The following work takes a normative and jurisprudence course on the right to housing that has occurred in the Plurinational State of Bolivia since the entry into force of the Plurinational Constitution of the State of 2009 and the Plurinational Constitutional Court (TCP). The research aims to assess whether the normative changes included in the Constitution, considered to be at the same time as being at the same time as liberal vision and which assess the right to housing as justifiable, have had a correlation in practice with the delivery of justice at the height of magna carta. To do this, we will carry out an analysis of the case-law at the quantitative level, of the total number of decisions issued by TCP, and qualitative deepening the arguments of the judgments considered emblematic in terms of protection and guarantee of the right to housing. The work will be accompanied by interviews, a total of eight, conducted on social movements, political makers and people linked to TCP to give a comprehensive view on outstanding progress and debts in the protection of the right to housing Bolivia.