Analysis of the main trends for the constitutional foundations of authorship rights: special reference to Cuba

Authors

  • Yudmila Delgado Rodríguez Universidad de Pinar del Río
  • Caridad del Carmen Valdés Díaz Universidad de La Habana

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18316/redes.v9i1.4958

Keywords:

Nature of Aauthorship Rights, Human Being Rights, Ordinary Property, Freedom of Artistic Creation

Abstract

The article aims to found the constitutional fundament of authorship-right in Cuba recurring to the analysis of different criteria about the legal nature of the institution, its response in the international governmental tools, constitutional regulations and ordinary home laws. Its main result was found in clarifying, from a scientific criterion, that the protective precept that was not explicitly regulated in the Cuban Constitution, is considered a fundamental right after being stated by the nations in the Universal Human Rights Declaration in 1948.

Author Biographies

Yudmila Delgado Rodríguez, Universidad de Pinar del Río

Licenciada en Derecho, Profesora Asistente Departamento de Derecho, Facultad de Ciencias Socialesy Humanísticas, Universidad de Pinar del Río

Caridad del Carmen Valdés Díaz, Universidad de La Habana

Dra. Derecho Civil, Profesora Titular, Facultad de Derecho Universidad de La Habana

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Published

2021-03-29

Issue

Vol. 9 No. 1 (2021)

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