¿Es posible hablar de derechos sociales dentro de la posdemocracia?

This article begins by analyzing the link between social rights and democracy in terms of the role that these rights play, adapting them to the reality in which they are to be implemented. Therefore, the transition from democracy to a post-democracy poses difficulties from the outset by creating obstacles to the genuine development of the principles that must govern the operability of social rights. So much so that we must ask ourselves whether it is possible for them to survive in this context. This being the case, a series of remarks and proposals from a perspective of citizen participation and a human rights approach are presented to save social rights. Finally, it is concluded that the main issue is overcoming those obstacles preventing the adequate justiciability and effectiveness of social rights.