Jurisprudencia y Ciencias Sociales

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    Los derechos de los contrayentes y la permanencia en el vínculo matrimonial con un cónyuge que adquirió discapacidad
    (Universidad Técnica de Ambato, Facultad de Juriprudencia y Ciencias Sociales, Carrera de Derecho, 2025-08-01)
    Gualpa Llango, Clara Janeth
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    Poaquiza, Patricio
    The rights of spouses within marriage are significant in Ecuadorian law, particularly when one of the spouses acquires a permanent disability. This research analyzes Article 126 of the Civil Code, which restricts the dissolution of the marriage bond when one of the spouses acquires a disability. This restriction is controversial in relation to the constitutional rights of freedom, access to justice, free development of personality, dignified life, and equality recognized in the Constitution of the Republic of Ecuador. This research aims to propose a reform that would harmonize national and international standards. The objective of the research focuses on the analysis of the constitutional rights involved in the marriage bond when one of the spouses has a permanent disability. To achieve this objective, marriage in the face of disability, the legal tools for the protection of persons with disabilities in the marital sphere, and the relationship between constitutional rights and the purposes of marriage were defined. The methodology to be applied is qualitative, involving interviews and document review. The line of research is public policy, law, and society. Thus, it is concluded that forced permanence within marriage violates constitutional rights and requires legal reform that includes specific mechanisms to guarantee the rights of persons with disabilities within the family sphere through the implementation of special judicial procedures with an inclusive and egalitarian approach. Keywords: