Abstract
The paper studies the issue of enforceability of economic and social rights at the Inter-American level, in order to draw a contrast with the reality of Uruguay. The decisions on cases Suarez Peralta (2013) and Gonzales Lluy (2015), both with respect to Ecuador, are analyzed. Moreover, the paper observes how doubts and conflicts exposed and/or derived from the Inter-American Court of Human Rights case-law are also presented in the legal field of Uruguay. For this purposes, the author considers some recent cases with practical relevance in Uruguay, which constitute examples of the dichotomy associated with this matter. Economic and social rights are also studied in relation to judicial protection and the guarantee of reasonable judicial timeframe, determining an important interconnection with particular effects in this subject.
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