La colisión entre el derecho a la libertad de expresión y el derecho a la honra y el buen nombre.

Abstract

Human beings carry inherent in our nature a series of fundamental rights. Being social individuals, we have adopted a way of life in society that causes us to be in constant coexistence with other individuals who, with few exceptions, enjoy the same rights as us. Consequently, in the normal course of our lives and while we are exercising our rights, there are times when the collision occurs. However, our guarantor constitution conceives all rights as of equal rank. This means that, in theory at least, no right should take precedence over any other. Then, the need is created to determine what should be the way in which whoever administers justice acts in such a case. Especially when they are two rights that are adjacent by their very essence, such as the right to freedom of speech and the right to honor and good name.