The Context of public policies regarding Fundamental Rights

While it is true that there are economic limits that allow the implementation of public policies to materialize or not, it is also true that every constitutional state of law has established a vital minimum as obligatory, that is, minimum fundamental rights that the State is obliged to grant to your citizen This is the case since our legal system expresses the recognition of principles of justice of the highest moral importance, that is, Human Rights, which has prima facie priority over any other objective social or collective right, since in a liberal society and democratic, the latter have only instrumental and not final value ( Judicial Weekly of the Federation, 2017). That is why the study of public policies in the field of Fundamental Rights is proposed, which goes beyond solving a problem to materialize subjective rights through objective instruments.