Claim action for the omission, delay or deficient provision of public services in thelight of the Venezuelan Contentious-Administrative Jurisdiction

Abstract

In the legal field, Venezuela has made great progress in matters of the Contentious-Administrative Jurisdiction, especially with the promulgation of the Constitution of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela (1999) and the Organic Law of the Contentious-Administrative
Jurisdiction (2010), instruments that raise this progress. Under this legal reference, the present investigation lays its foundations under an interpretive paradigm
and under a hermeneutical method, taking on special importance in the legal field, since the Claim Action for the omission, delay or deficient provision of public services, constitutes the way ideal that allows defendants to restore all those rights that have been infringed as a result of the activity carried out by the public administration, for the provision of public services. It should be noted that the State has the duty to satisfy the basic and vital minimum needs of the community through the implementation and
provision of the public services necessary to cover said needs, in order to achieve the well-being of the society there. that these must be of optimum quality and full satisfaction
for citizens.