Social Rights and Social Policies: in search of Stability and the balance in Latin America

Beyond what we think and know about the State and its functions, social policies have been a cornerstone for the fight against poverty and inequality to a greater or lesser degree depending on the economy conditions. Social rights granted by the rule of law have allowed developing countries to transform their socioeconomic structure in equality and common welfare. Occupation, social management, macroeconomic stability and structural heterogeneity are common factors in the analysis and implementation of the State's own actions. The combination in the analysis of such factors gives, as a result a range of proposals for the development and the improving the quality of life.