La ineficacia de la ley 70 de 1993 desde la mirada de la Corte Constitucional en la Sentencia T-979 de 2009, frente a los Derechos Fundamentales y la titulación colectiva de tierras de las comunidades Afrodescendientes asentadas en la cuenca del Rio Naya.

Abstract

This article intends to develop a study on the effectiveness of Law 70 of 1993 in light of the jurisdictional assumptions of the 2009 T-909 Judgment of the Colombian Constitutional Court, as opposed to the fundamental rights and collective land titling of the Afro-descendant communities that inhabit the Naya river, located in the Nariño and Valle del Cauca departments. The work begins by addressing issues that involve fundamental rights in the constitutional State of law, in the way they validate the norms that are subordinated to the Constitution; to be able to interpret the sentence in question, clarifying the reasons that make the ineffectiveness of Law 70 of 1993. Sentence T-909 of 2009 provides different elements, which intertwine the arguments to determine the ineffectiveness of this Law, which allows concluding that there was on the part of the competent authorities a disregard of the fundamental constitutional right to due process of administration and, more specifically, the right to obtain, without undue delay, a fundamental decision on the collective titling of the territories to Afro-descendant communities of the river basin Naya