Abstract

The instruments of international law establish a series of obligations which generally state that States must ensure the proper use of urban space on a basis of equality and non-discrimination. On the other hand, in Chilean law there are sufficient elements to conclude that urban integration constitutes a principle that forces public authorities to adopt measures in order to move towards a distribution of urban space on a more equitable basis. The paper analyzes this regulatory framework, based on the principles and guidelines that are available for these purposes in international law.