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Revista Jurídica Derecho

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ARAMAYO SOLIZ, Rodrigo. The Right to Development in Latin America: Claiming a legitimate right of people. Rev. Jur. Der. [online]. 2015, vol.2, n.3, pp.49-58. ISSN 2413-2810.

Thisarticle concerns the fact that the "recent" right whose observation, implementation and exercise is aimed to be conducted in the Latin American population has been urgently elusive for several factors (internal and external), affecting its implementation, enforcement and consolidation in the region.For this reason, we will try to explain in an orderly, structured and systematic manner using different sources, resources and academic contributions on this subject. This work will deal exclusively with the implementation of the right to development for that part of the Latin American population that does not enjoy this right, seeking to implement it at local, national, regional and international levels; all this, in orderto ensure that developing countries reach the levels of a dignified life and equal opportunities, taking into account the guidelines for strategic development agenda.

Keywords : Human Rights; Right to Development; Declaration on the Right to Development; Universal Declaration of Human Rights; the New International Economic Order.

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