La muerte cruzada y su falta de regulación en la legislación ecuatoriana.

Abstract

The cross-death is a mechanism established in the Constitution of Ecuador that allows the removal of the president of the Republic or the dissolution of the National Assembly as long as they have incurred in the causes established in articles 130 and 148 of the CRE. In this paper we will analyse the constitutional gaps that this figure presents at the moment of its application, since, as it is known, in 2023 this figure was applied for the first time by the former president Guillermo Lasso while he had a Impeachment against him and since that day many normative gaps have been generated because, it is the same Carta Magna that does not foresee these doubts since, at the moment there are only two articles that refer to the application and legal effects of this figure. In this paper, we will analyse which aspects should be regulated and how they should be established within the State's legal system.