The Recognition of Dual Character of Water: Human Right and of the Nature

The water transcends the status of human rights, also being recognized as a right of nature. The conformation of the human right to drinking water is a corollary of social demands molded by Letters Constitutional of Bolivia and Ecuador, which has spread across the planet from the UN General Assembly resolution RES / 64/292/2010. The research has scope to investigate the recognition of access to drinking water as a human right and right of nature, advocated by the New Constitutionalism Democratic Latin American against a context of scarcity and need for enhancement of water resources for life on Planet Earth.