Control jurisdiccional de los actos políticos.

Abstract

The control of the acts exercised by the government or the executive has been one of the problems raised in the Spanish administration, consequently the Ecuadorian administrative legislation. The Ecuadorian Constitution, which is designed to guarantee this, establishes that all acts issued by the administrative authority and by any member of the government must be subject to constitutional and judicial jurisdiction. Therefore, there is a discussion as to whether the review of political acts of government is excluded and whether these can be revoked at any time by virtue of the effective protection established by the 2008 Constitution. The constitutional text has enshrined a control structure designed to make effective the control of the actions of the Administrative Function. Therefore, judicial control acts as a final guarantee, since it is designed to supervise that the acts of the public authorities are issued in accordance with the Constitution and the legal system in force. The control of the acts exercised by the government or the executive has been one of the problems raised by the Spanish administrative justice, whose legislation has been the source of Ecuadorian administrative law. The debate on whether or not it is appropriate to subject actions of a political nature to review is a conflict that has been going on for several years in constitutional and administrative law.