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    Tu príncipe azul es un agresor: la idealización del amor romántico y su influencia en la violencia de género dentro del contexto latinoamericano
    (Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2023-11-22)
    Romantic love constitutes a repertoire of beliefs about the ideal of love, ideas that build imaginaries about what is expected in relationships, as well as about the behaviors considered appropriate for women and men in the sexual-affective sphere. Violence against women is a recurring crime in Latin America; it is constantly perpetuated within the intimate sphere of the victims, especially by their partners or ex-partners. Taking into account the validity of both phenomena, this research analyzed the influence of the idealization of romantic love on gender violence within couples of heterosexual adolescents and young people in Latin America through a bibliographic review. In this sense, the objective was to analyze the contextualization and impact of this current on gender violence, for which the concept of romantic love and the meaning of gender violence are explained. Furthermore, the work in question showed how the idealization of this theory of Western love has normalized, facilitated and eroticized gender violence within couples, specifically among young people and adolescents in Latin America. In the first instance, the justification of harmful socio-emotional behaviors, such as emotional dependence and the decision to prioritize the partner, was explained based on this socio-historical construction of love. Secondly, the way in which this ideal strengthens gender roles was analyzed. In this way, it was concluded that romantic love facilitates violence, romanticizing aggressive attitudes and gender stereotypes.
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    Apuntes constitucionales sobre el proceso especial de dictado de medidas de protección - Ley 30364
    (Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2025-12-19)
    This article addresses the constitutional tensions inherent in the special procedure for issuing protection measures under Law 30364, particularly in relation to fundamental guarantees such as due process, the presumption of innocence, and the right to defense. It asserts that these guarantees are not violated but must be interpreted contextually, in light of the procedure’s urgent and preventive character. The analysis highlights the sui generis and urgent nature of the protective stage, its alignment with binding international human rights standards - most notably Convention on the Elimination of AllForms of Discrimination against Women and the Belém do Pará Convention– and the centrality of the reinforced due diligence standard in ensuring effective protection for victims of gender-based violence. It is argued that the principle of proportionality, when applied through a gender-sensitive lens, reconciles the imperative of immediate and effective victim protection with the preservation of the respondent’s fundamental rights, without eroding the protective function of the process. The article advances the proposal of applying a reinforced proportionality test to the constitutional review of protection measures. This test incorporates interpretative tools such as the in dubio pro victim principle and the due diligence standard specific to cases of violence against women, Chile safeguarding the essential core of procedural guarantees. Through this framework, the special procedure emerges as a constitutionally sound and necessary mechanism to address gender-based violence in accordance with both domestic constitutional principles and international human rights obligations.
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