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    La aplicabilidad del debido proceso en la justicia indígena del cantón Saquisili
    (Universidad Técnica de Ambato, Facultad de Jurisprudencia y Ciencias Sociales, Carrera de Derecho, 2026-01-27)
    Vargas Vega, Alex Paul
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    Espin Melendez, Maria Cristina
    The present research project addresses a critical analysis of the Ecuadorian justice system from the perspective of legal pluralism, highlighting the coexistence of the ordinary justice system and the constitutionally recognized Indigenous justice system. The importance of this topic lies in its contemporary relevance and in the need to strengthen intercultural dialogue to ensure respect for due process, without disregarding the validity of the customary practices of Indigenous peoples and nationalities. Based on the normative review of the 1998 and 2008 Constitutions, as well as the examination of relevant case law from the Constitutional Court, the study analyzes the scope and limitations of the exercise of Indigenous justice, particularly in cases related to guarantees such as habeas corpus. The methodology applied combines a qualitative approach grounded in documentary analysis, doctrinal and normative review, and interviews with experts and justice operators. This approach allowed for the identification of perceptions, tensions, and opportunities for improvement in the coordination between both judicial systems. The research is framed within the study of constitutional law, legal pluralism, and the administration of justice. The scientific novelty of this work lies in the proposal of an institutional strengthening model that promotes intercultural training, the recovery of legitimate traditional practices, and the incorporation of constitutional standards into community procedures, while respecting their autonomy. This proposal seeks to contribute to a more inclusive justice system, consistent with constitutional mandates and aligned with the social and cultural realities of contemporary Ecuador