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    Igualdad e interés superior del menor ante la exigibilidad del incidente de rebaja y aumento de pensión alimenticia en Ecuador
    (Digital Publisher, 2024-07-12) Moreira-Santos, María Valentina; Morales-Castro, Samuel
    In the Ecuadorian context, the modification of child support payments ignites significant debates about equity and the welfare of children. This study focused on analyzing perceptions regarding these aspects in the context of reductions and increases in child support payments. Employing a mixed-methodology approach, quantitative and qualitative techniques were combined to explore current legal practices and perceptions. Statistical analyses were conducted to document prevalent practices, and semi-structured interviews were carried out to delve into the causes and effects of judicial decisions, maintaining a rigorous ethical standard in data handling. The findings indicate that although there is an awareness of the need to prioritize the welfare of the child, judicial decisions are disproportionately influenced by the economic conditions of the parents, which may not align with the best interests of the child. It concludes that there is a lack of uniformity in the application of the law, suggesting an urgent need for reforms that strengthen the equity and justice of the legal system to effectively protect and promote the rights and welfare of children in Ecuador.

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