El concepto constitucional de familia en América Latina. Tendencias y proyecciones

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The processes of "constitutionalization" and "internationalization" have deeply affected the concept of family by imposing a re-reading of family relationships in light of 'Fundamental' Rights. Although there are some exceptions, in general, as a consequence of this new constitutional paradigm is appears that, most Latin America legal systems have gone: i) from a 'totalitarian' family model to a more 'democratic' one, where there is an attempt to harmonize the family interests with the personal interests of all its members; and ii) from a 'unique' family model to the recognition of a 'plurality' of family models, all equally worthy of protection.

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Esborraz, D. F. (2015). El concepto constitucional de familia en América Latina. Tendencias y proyecciones. Revista de Derecho Privado. Universidad Externado de Colombia. https://doi.org/10.18601/01234366.n29.02

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