Una aproximación a los desafíos de la filiación derivada de las técnicas de reproducción asistida en el s. XXI

Abstract

The purpose of the present work is nothing more than to reflect in the following lines the foundations for a consolidated legislative critique. The new techniques of reproduction are a reality that has come to stay and, therefore, require a regulation in constant evolution and updating parallel to technical-scientific advances. Maintaining archaic institutions implies, tacitly, turning a blind eye and simulating a reality that is not present. Likewise, legislative immobility inevitably brings with it the need to fill gaps, forcing the courts to legislate, thereby breaking one of the fundamental principles in a democratic state, the separation of powers