The first republican university in Latin America and social rights: an analysis from the work of Bolivar and Sanchez Carrion

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José Theódulo Esquivel Grados
Valia Luz Venegas Mejía
Migdonio Nicolás Esquivel Grados

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The emancipation of the South American countries was aimed at achieving the freedom and dignity of the oppressed peoples for three centuries and claiming their rights. In this sense, the article is the result of a study whose objective was to analyze social rights in thought, the work of the Liberator Simón Bolívar and his General Minister José Faustino Sánchez Carrión, as well as their significance over time. Social rights are those that are aligned with human dignity and linked to the achievement of substantial objectives such as access to work, health, education, justice, among others. From the documentary analysis it is observed that these rights were originally consigned in 1824 by the Liberator and his minister at the time of founding the first republican University in the final phase of the emancipation of Peru and South America, but gradually they were legalized in the social constitutionalism of many countries during the twentieth century, which highlights its importance in the line of achieving human dignity. Social rights had as precursors the aforementioned heroes of freedom, defenders of human dignity and visionaries who were ahead of their time.

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Esquivel Grados, J. T. ., Venegas Mejía, V. L. ., & Esquivel Grados, M. N. . (2021). The first republican university in Latin America and social rights: an analysis from the work of Bolivar and Sanchez Carrion. Espirales Revista Multidisciplinaria De investigación, 5(39). https://doi.org/10.31876/er.v5i39.802
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