Justicia transicional en Ecuador: la justicia más allá de la justicia
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Reparación integral, Violaciones, Derechos humanos, Justicia transicional, Ecuador.Abstract
Este texto presenta una reflexión del proceso de justicia transicional que emprendió Ecuador desde el año 2007 con la creación de la Comisión de la Verdad, desde una mirada académica en sintonía con las acciones encaminadas a reivindicar el derecho a la verdad, la justicia y la reparación de las víctimas documentadas en el informe realizado por esta comisión “Sin Verdad no hay Justicia.”
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