La obligación estatal de garantizar el derecho al trabajo como derecho social a los vendedores informales del centro de Palmira-Valle en el proceso de renovación urbana

Abstract

As a record of his background, and in the postgraduate framework of the Master's Degree in Law, this research gives continuity to the work carried out by the author in her Degree Work to obtain the undergraduate degree as a Lawyer, thus falling back on the interest in the Rights to Work and Public Space in the municipality of Palmira - Valle, an area in which numerous situations of socio-legal interest come together. Reinforcing the foregoing, the study is in direct harmony and relationship with the current professional performance of the author as an official assigned to the Municipality of Palmira (Valle del Cauca), thus seeking to unify the research challenge associated with the culmination of the Master's degree with the approach of a problem of singular incidence in the future development of Palmira - Valle.

Consistent with the foregoing, the central research question was based on the question of what is the state obligation to respect and guarantee the right to work as a social right of the informal vendors of the Palmira-Valle center in the urban renewal process ?, a matter of singular importance for the development of a study with theoretical-practical perspectives.