Interés superior multiespecie

This research focuses on analyzing multi-species families from the perspectives of family law and social security, taking into account Mexican and international case law on this topic. The research is groundbreaking in establishing several novel proposals at the legislative and judicial levels, centered on four main areas: 1) equating companion animals to a category equivalent to non-school-age children, 2) a progressive interpretation of the concept of multi-species family, 3) expanding the public health insurance program to include non-human children, and 4) proposals regarding inheritance rights for members of multi-species families. This analysis, based on data collection, analysis, and synthesis, allows for an examination of legal provisions in light of human rights principles, in order to understand the relevance of implementing legal mechanisms of a welfare nature derived from family and social law