Social rule of law - public budget with a sense of humanity - ecosustainability

Abstract

This article presents an approach to the public budget with a sense of humanity, eco-sustainable, which recognizes living species and nature as its subject. The reflections start from the social State under the rule of law, as a concept, as a culture, under humanistic rationality of the philosophy of the economic and budgetary sciences. Globalization, economic opening, and Neoliberalism are
questioned, not only as being responsible for the world crisis of the 1930s and the crises of the last three decades but because it was unable to respond to the crisis unleashed by the COVID 19 pandemic, where the State was finally the intervener, with an investment budget and social public spending with which it is dealing with issues of health, unemployment, poverty, economic recovery, payroll
subsidies, subsidies and budget aid, among others. From the advance, there is also the need to build consensus, in the only form of government of modernity, valid to make effective economic, social, environmental and cultural rights, that is, democracy, understood as culture, as the participation of society. In the social state under the rule of law, budgets must be autonomous, predictable, sufficient, that respect the rights of living species and nature, that is an instrument for decisions with a sense of humanity, in the face of poverty, marginality and inequality.