contrarty to the law to order the executive branch to adminster the vaccine immediately; and with regards to the implementation of a campaign to reestablish the ecosystem, this request is too complex on an evidence basis and thus exceeds the limited framework of this current constitutional remedy requested by the plaintiff III. After the circuit court rendered its decision, the ombudsman( fs. 266/271vta. ) and the plainfiff ( fs. 279/288 ) filed their appeals. At pages 291/294vta., responses to the writ of notice. At pages 311/vta., the judgment of the District Attorney of the chamber. At fs. 346/361, minutes and documentation requested in the judicial recognition arranged in the order of fs. 313. IV . It must be taken into account that Article 43 of the new Argentinian Constitution provides that any person shall file a propmpt and summary proceeding regarding constitutional guarantees, provided there is no other legal remedy, against any act or omission of hte public authorities or individuals which currently or imminently may damage, limit, modify or threaten rights and guarantees recognized by this Constitution, treaties or laws, with open arbitrariness or illegality. In such case, the judge may declare that he act or omission is based on an unconstitutional rule. V . Article XI of the American Declaration of the Rights and Duties of Man which the constitutional hierarchy was stipulated to in Article 75, section 22 of the new text of the Carta Magna--provides that all persons have the right to have their health preserved by sanitary and social measures with regards to nourishment, clothing, housing, medical assistant, corresponding to the level permitted by public and community resources. In Article 25 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights--also with constitutional hierarchy--provides that all persons have the right to an adequate level of life which secures as soon as his or her family, health and well/being and especially nourishment, clothing, housing, medical assistance and necessary social services. Article 12 of the International Covenant for Economic, Social and Cultural Rights--which also has constitutional hierarchy in the Carta Magna--established