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t he paper proposes a reflection on the rule of equality of the creditors in order to verify what is myth or reality about it in the context of the current bankruptcy law. For this purpose, he undertakes a study of the origins of the rule in Rome in order to unravel the dogmatic context in which he was born, concluding that the rule  par condicio creditorum  was not established as a rule of equalization of credits, but rather as an assurance similar opportunities for creditors in the insolvent debtor’s contest, by eliminating the rule  prior in tempore, potior in iure . Assuming the validity of this premise, the author argues that the rule is not a myth but a reality that, with specific exceptions for certain creditors and in certain collective proceedings, receives numerous recognitions in the bankruptcy law and in the judgments of the courts.

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LA REGLA PAR CONDICIO CREDITORUM: ¿MITO O REALIDAD DEL DERECHO CONCURSAL? DE LOS ORÍGENES HISTÓRICOS DE LA REGLA Y SU EXPRESIÓN EN EL DERECHO CONCURSAL ACTUAL