THE FIRST ARTICLE CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM AND THE PRINCIPLE PRO PERSON IN THE APPLICATION AND RESPECT FOR HUMAN RIGHTS AUTHORITIES

Abstract

Talking or writing about human rights or issues of Amparo are inexhaustible but constructive controversy, two issues with a single source that is the Constitutional Law; the protection as an institution in our legislation that has been building over the years and while it is true born in the nineteenth century, has now been adapted to modernity, not as fast as some jurists would, but if has undergone major changes, as it is now, after the 2011 reform of the first article of our Constitution of the United Mexican States, which is why motivated me to write this article.

Meanwhile, our Constitution states that "All authorities, within their competence, have the obligation to promote, respect, protect and guarantee human rights in accordance with the principles of universality, interdependence, indivisibility and progressiveness. Consequently, the State must prevent, investigate, punish and remedy violations of human rights, in the terms established by law. " (Article 1 of the Constitution).