Tuercas y tornillos en la fábrica de constituciones. Un debate en torno a Making Constitutions. Presidents, Parties, and Institutional Choice in Latin America de Gabriel Negretto
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Constituciones, Républica Dominicana, VenezuelaAbstract
Si contamos el número total de constituciones vigentes en cada país a partir de su independencia y hasta el año 2008 encontramos un dato fascinante:
América Latina ha producido aproximadamente 50 por ciento del total de las constituciones del mundo (Cordeiro, 2008).1 Dentro de nuestra región, por supuesto, hay variaciones en productividad constitucional: República Dominicana y Venezuela encabezan la lista con 32 y 26 constituciones, respectivamente, mientras que Panamá y Cuba suman solamente cuatro y cinco, respectivamente.
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