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Espinoza, K., (2015). El VIH como impedimento matrimonial [Tesis, Universidad Privada del Norte]. https://hdl.handle.net/11537/13809
Espinoza, K., El VIH como impedimento matrimonial [Tesis]. PE: Universidad Privada del Norte; 2015. https://hdl.handle.net/11537/13809
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title = "El VIH como impedimento matrimonial",
author = "Espinoza Rodríguez, Karla Lisset",
publisher = "Universidad Privada del Norte",
year = "2015"
}
Title: El VIH como impedimento matrimonial
Authors(s): Espinoza Rodríguez, Karla Lisset
Advisor(s): Urtecho Navarro, Santos Eugenio
Keywords: Código civil (Ley); Sida; Matrimonio; Enfermedades transmisibles; Sociedad
OCDE field: https://purl.org/pe-repo/ocde/ford#5.05.01
Issue Date: 27-Aug-2015
Institution: Universidad Privada del Norte
Abstract: La presente investigación se realizó en la ciudad de Trujillo departamento de La
Libertad en la Universidad Privada del Norte y lleva por título “El VIH como impedimento
matrimonial”. En términos generales lo que se busca demostrar es la falta de delimitación
del artículo 241° inciso 2 de nuestro Código Civil vigente ya que al establecer como
impedimento matrimonial a las enfermedades crónicas, transmisibles y que pongan en
peligro a la prole están agrupando o generalizando a aquellas enfermedades que no
califican o en todo caso que no encajan dentro de dicho supuesto generando con ello que
las personas que padecen aquellas enfermedades que no calzan con el supuesto no
puedan contraer matrimonio específicamente en el caso de las personas que padecen
VIH.
Consideramos que como primera respuesta se tiene que se está vulnerando el derecho
de no discriminación de las personas que padecen de este virus y que en todo caso no se
tiene la información indicada para poder entenderla y por tanto integrarla dentro de
nuestro ordenamiento jurídico. Es por ello que dentro de los objetivos trazados está la
determinación de la vulneración del mismo.
Para el desarrollo de la presente se han considerado técnicas con sus respectivos
instrumentos como el análisis pertinente de documentos y bibliografía recomendada; así
como encuestas y cinco entrevistas ya que con ello se buscara una opinión e información
objetiva que pueda demostrar la posición formulada. Por parte de las encuesta se han
realizado 100 encuestas agrupadas en 3 tipos de público que son: el público en general
es decir cualquier persona con o sin estudios superiores, asimismo abogados y
finalmente jueces; a estos tres grupos de personas se les realizaron 5 preguntas en las
que se incluyeron su opinión sobre si considera el VIH como impedimento matrimonial, la
confiabilidad de los exámenes médicos para poder contraer nupcias así como la primacía
del interés superior del niño y si consideran dichos exámenes como un acto de
discriminación. En cuanto a las entrevistas se realizaron 5 entrevistas a cinco
profesionales, tres de ellas realizadas a médicos: uno en medicina general que es el Dr.
José Rubio Guevara, la segunda es una obstetra encargada del área de CERITS
(CENTRO REFERENCIAL DE INFECCIONES DE TRANSMISION SEXUAL) en el
Hospital Regional de Trujillo y el tercero es un reconocido médico infectólogo del norte de
nuestro país que es el Dr. Arnaldo Lachira Albán; ello con la finalidad de obtener la
información que no se pudo obtener de los libros consultados debido a la limitada
bibliografía; además con sus respuestas se ha podido obtener información más clara
sobre la enfermedad en mención. Así también se entrevistaron 2 especialistas jurídicos
como lo son el Dr. Manuel Estuardo Lujan Tupéz juez constitucional y actual jefe de la
Oficina Desconcentrada de Control de la Magistratura de La Libertad y la Dra. Wilda
Cárdenas Falcón Juez Superior en lo Civil de La Corte Superior de Justicia de La
Libertad, profesora AMAG y UPAO; para quienes se le realizaron una serie de preguntas
relacionadas con el problema de investigación (de acuerdo a su especialidad
respectivamente) de la presente investigación con el fin de resolver las dudas que se
puedan generar en torno al tema del presente trabajo de investigación.
This research was conducted in the city of Trujillo department of La Libertad in the Private University of North and entitled "HIV as matrimonial impediment". In general what is sought to demonstrate the lack of definition of Article 241, subsection 2 of our Civil Code as the set as matrimonial impediment to chronic, no communicable diseases and threatening their offspring are gathering or generalizing those diseases that do not qualify or at least that do not fit within that course thereby generating that people with diseases that do not fit with the assumption can’t marry specifically for people with HIV. We believe that as a first response is that infringes the right to non-discrimination of people living with the virus and that in any case does not have the information given to understand it and thus integrate it into our legal system. That is why within the objectives is the determination of the breach of it. For the development of this have been considered techniques with their instruments as the relevant document analysis and recommended bibliography; as well as surveys and five interviews since this an opinion and factual information that may prove formulated position sought. By the survey conducted 100 surveys were grouped into 3 types of people that are the general public ie anyone with or without higher education, also lawyers and judges finally; these three groups of people underwent 5 questions in your opinion whether considered as a matrimonial impediment HIV were included, the reliability of medical examinations to marry and the primacy of the interests of the child and if they consider such examinations as an act of discrimination. As for the interviews five interviews were conducted with five professionals, including three doctors performed: one general practitioner is Dr. José Rubio Guevara, the second is an obstetrician in charge of the area CERITS (REFERENCE CENTER OF INFECTIONS OF TRANSMISSION SEXUAL) in the Regional Hospital of Trujillo and the third is a renowned infectious disease doctor the north of our country is Dr. Arnaldo Lachira Alban; this in order to get the information could not be obtained from books consulted due to the limited literature; addition with answers have been able to obtain clearer information on the disease in question. So two legal experts such as Dr. Manuel Lujan Stuart Tupez chief judge recognized expert in constitutional law and were also interviewed Dr. Wilda Cárdenas Falcon recognized family judge for whom he performed a series of questions related to the hypothesis of this research to resolve any doubts that may arise on the subject of this research.
This research was conducted in the city of Trujillo department of La Libertad in the Private University of North and entitled "HIV as matrimonial impediment". In general what is sought to demonstrate the lack of definition of Article 241, subsection 2 of our Civil Code as the set as matrimonial impediment to chronic, no communicable diseases and threatening their offspring are gathering or generalizing those diseases that do not qualify or at least that do not fit within that course thereby generating that people with diseases that do not fit with the assumption can’t marry specifically for people with HIV. We believe that as a first response is that infringes the right to non-discrimination of people living with the virus and that in any case does not have the information given to understand it and thus integrate it into our legal system. That is why within the objectives is the determination of the breach of it. For the development of this have been considered techniques with their instruments as the relevant document analysis and recommended bibliography; as well as surveys and five interviews since this an opinion and factual information that may prove formulated position sought. By the survey conducted 100 surveys were grouped into 3 types of people that are the general public ie anyone with or without higher education, also lawyers and judges finally; these three groups of people underwent 5 questions in your opinion whether considered as a matrimonial impediment HIV were included, the reliability of medical examinations to marry and the primacy of the interests of the child and if they consider such examinations as an act of discrimination. As for the interviews five interviews were conducted with five professionals, including three doctors performed: one general practitioner is Dr. José Rubio Guevara, the second is an obstetrician in charge of the area CERITS (REFERENCE CENTER OF INFECTIONS OF TRANSMISSION SEXUAL) in the Regional Hospital of Trujillo and the third is a renowned infectious disease doctor the north of our country is Dr. Arnaldo Lachira Alban; this in order to get the information could not be obtained from books consulted due to the limited literature; addition with answers have been able to obtain clearer information on the disease in question. So two legal experts such as Dr. Manuel Lujan Stuart Tupez chief judge recognized expert in constitutional law and were also interviewed Dr. Wilda Cárdenas Falcon recognized family judge for whom he performed a series of questions related to the hypothesis of this research to resolve any doubts that may arise on the subject of this research.
Link to repository: https://hdl.handle.net/11537/13809
Discipline: Derecho y Ciencias Políticas
Grade or title grantor: Universidad Privada del Norte. Facultad de Derecho y Ciencias Políticas
Grade or title: Abogado
Register date: 5-Sep-2018
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