The research aims to analyze the exercise of indigenous jurisdiction in Ecuador, based on its recognition in the constitutional norm, as well as its development, advances and limitations in the jurisprudence of the Ecuadorian Constitutional Court. To achieve this purpose, the article uses a qualitative methodology that includes several studies, books, standards, indigenous justice manuals and sentences that address the issue of indigenous justice and its coordination with ordinary justice within the framework of legal pluralism. This analysis allows us to question various legal paradigms from a non-monocultural view of Law, as well as elucidate what the challenges are for the coordination between both legal systems.
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