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This paper analyzes the constitutional reform of June 28, 1999 on the right of every person to an adequate environment for their development and wellbeing. It is divided into three parts. First, it describes the historical development of this right by reviewing the legal background and the legislative process discussions carried out in the Legislative Congress. Second, it analyzes the discussions of the final proposal for constitutional reform of article 4, fifth paragraph (as it happened during December 15 and 22, 1998) regarding the right to an adequate environment. Third, it examines the outcome of this reform and later amendments of other related-constitutional articles in relation to procedural and human rights matters. It concludes by stating that these changes have advanced the constitutional regulation of the right to environment.

Análisis histórico de la reforma constitucional de 1999 sobre el derecho a un (medio)ambiente adecuado