El derecho constitucional a la libre movilidad y su afectación dentro de la ley de migración

Resumen

The Constitution of the Republic of Ecuador, its innovative aspects within the world throws a proposal never implemented in any Constitution, recognizing free mobility of people and recognizing human beings not as strangers but as citizens of the world is members as people say not a sovereign geopolitical conceptualized as determined fatherland but rather confirming their independence as global citizen with no particular nation but rather citizens of the earth. Much of the political thought of the last two centuries has been assumed the ideal of the people are not totally independent of each other as they share the same Earth. Various thinkers, from Albert Einstein and Bertrand Russell to Jesus and Martha Nussbaum Mosterin consider that it is time to design a cosmopolitan alternative, more appropriate to the new circumstances and to ensure future world peace better, but no country in the world except for Ecuador, the legislation included in its constitutional recognition to this new wave of universal citizenship. Through a detailed investigation which includes several points of view, with data and objective realities collected in this research work, we try to show how it can be affected the free movement from ignorance can create sectarian junior law as is the immigration law, with a technical and a legal and social arguments available to the reader to conclude that a particular view of this important topic. Are expected to meet the expectation of creating awareness among people considering keeping world peace through, the recognition of universal and equal human, beings seeking a less marginatives, to them this research effort.