¿Cuál es el efecto vinculante de las Decisiones del parlamento andino?

Abstract

The Andean Parliament, as the deliberative body of the Andean Community of Nations, is of great importance from the functions that the constitutive document of the integration process conferred on it. In this understanding, and based on the principles emanating from the United Nations charter of 1945 and specifically from Resolution 2625 of the same international organization, regarding the self-determination of peoples related to the cession of their autonomy to join a supranational body and compulsorily abide by its rules, it is imperative to think that the decisions made by the body whose object westudy in these lines, would have a binding and transcendent effect for the legislation of each of the member states, however, More than 50 years after the creation of the Parliament, we will come to the conclusion that the binding effect of its decisions is null in the nations linked to the integration process.