SOCIAL PERCEPTION OF THE ABUSE OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL REFORMS OF THE ECUADORIAN STATE

The constitution of the country is the result of a process that brings together various political, social, cultural and other re-presentatives of society, who unanimously build a constitution, which, coated with formalities, is a standardized, hierarchical and limiting power. The constitution as an active force changes when a person develops in society and his rights develop, it changes. Currently, however, constitutional reforms tend to respond to political and institutional interests that do not always represent the will of the people, so we can read constitutional reforms as an abuse of government power. Through the legal methodology we will study the types of constituent power and how this gives rise to a Constitution, how is the legal-political process that gives birth or reforms a Constitution and the importance of the constituent process in respecting the original pact and representativeness of the sovereign will.