Naturaleza jurídica de las tarifas por el derecho humano al agua y su relación con el derecho tributario en el Ecuador

Abstract

The human right to water has been defined as the most notable innovation in water management in modern history, insofar as it seeks to return to the individual, the central resource management , it is no coincidence then that currently exists an important consensus that access to water is a basic human right under our Constitution, to address the issue of water resources , defined as a fundamental and inalienable human right , as well as provides in Art. 12 and that straight lines establishes water as a strategic national asset under public , inalienable , imprescriptible , indefeasible , and essential for life use. We note that our current with the duration of the constitutional provision that is not only progressive in the social , cultural and environmental issues but also in regard to water , public policies seek to guarantee all citizens the right to water is indispensable for life, not only as a natural asset for basic needs such as food and health, but also as a means of work, which is why today the State's activities have focused on trying not only to ensure this resource but also regulate the same , creating own institutions to regularly monitor and manage this natural heritage , while considering social objectives that are aimed to meet the current Constitution, which among its political ends is that every person , regardless of race , sex , nationality or social status , you can claim universal access to water and also as a counterpart , determine it as a natural good with it can repay the State an economic factor.