Is full reparation in the constitutional context a fundamental right: general analytical references?

Abstract

The history of law has shown us that although there are certain institutions that have appeared throughout its development in certain branches of law, it is no less true that in the course of its development other areas have incorporated them to their field of action. This is what presents the current situation of integral reparation in the constitutional context, which has conditioned its most elementary needs in its fulfillment of concrete designs like any other sector of the Law. Due to the characteristics of this juridical institution that starts in Private Law, but that nevertheless the constitutional law also takes it and imposes its own functions on it, we do not hesitate to affirm that reparation is a constitutional right.