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This article raises a reflection on the premises of the participatory democracy in Ecuadorian constitutionalism. Drawing on a dynamic interpretation of the Constitution of 2008, it demonstrates two opposing visions of citizen participation, which involve strong tensions between a dogmatic part highly committed to the ideals of participatory democracy, and a constitutional political regime that contradicts these ideals, favoring the concentration of power in political institutions that are far from citizen control.

Visiones contrapuestas de la participación ciudadana en el constitucionalismo ecuatoriano