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Parliamentary immunity is a process that is based on historical concepts present in democratic territories, as a basis for the validity of the constitution. In its meaning of immunity, two categories have been established in which this concept is divided, material and personal immunity, each one having its own characteristics in the formulation of a doctrinal and legal support. On the other hand, the article aims to analyze the role of the Ecuadorian State in the processes where parliamentary immunity governs. Regarding the methodology, a case analysis and bibliographic synthesis of the inductive method were used. Finally, it is concluded by making a synthesis of the elements that have carried out an in-depth study of this process in Ecuador, as it is solved in the constitution and through a case study its foundation and application is analyzed.

La injerencia política en el Estado y su afectación en la inmunidad parlamentaria