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    La conciliación extrajudicial y el interés superior del niño en la Unidad judicial especializada de la familia, mujer, niñez y adolescencia del Cantón Latacunga Provincia de Cotopaxi
    (Universidad Técnica de Ambato, Facultad de Jurisprudencia y Ciencias Sociales, Carrera de Derecho, 2018-06) Torres Lozada, Carlos Daniel; Cortés Naranjo, Edwin Wilfrido
    The present investigation has as its theme: "The Extrajudicial Conciliation and the Higher Interest of the Child in the Specialized Judicial Unit of the Family, Woman, Childhood and Adolescence of the Canton of Latacunga, Province of Cotopaxi", the same that is the starting point of the present work. Extrajudicial conciliation is an alternative mechanism aimed at resolving conflicts through mediation or jointly or without the need to initiate a trial; which allows the parties involved to reach an agreement voluntarily, which satisfies their interests, according to the principle of the best interests of the child. This work is the result of a systematic study of one of the problems that affect our society every day due to the non-submission to the mediation centers of the causes of food, this is the problem that the actors of the pension rights trial food needs to pass until the judge sets a definitive alimony, a fact generated by the ignorance of alternative methods of conflict resolution of the population and because our society does not have a culture of submitting to mediation. Over the years, the law has always sought a balanced, fair and effective settlement that the parties agree on a voluntary basis without violating the right of the fed; reason why the figure of the extrajudicial conciliation is created through the mediation that agrees not only to a party but to all the involved parties and in this way to have a much more agile justice, that there is no accumulation of processes in what it refers to alimony.