El Derecho al Olvido : análisis y propuesta para su implementación en el Ecuador.

Abstract

The Right to be Forgotten is a proposal for modernity and incorporation of our legal system into a law that allows controlling, regulating, and punishing those who violate the rights of personal information through mainly electronic means of data. With the applicability of the Right to be Forgotten, it is intended that those who live in Ecuador can enjoy full freedom, a freedom where the laws, control agencies protect citizens framed in the Jurisdictional Guarantees provided by the Constitution of the Republic. In Ecuadorian legislation we already have the Habeas Data Action since 2006, which is similar to the Right to be Forgotten, but there is a significant difference between an Action and an established Right. The Right to be Forgotten that is proposed in this work seeks to create a legal framework through the bill, so that through public policies an entity can be institutionalized that is in charge of controlling, supervising and sanctioning so that this right is fulfilled.