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Constitutional Reform
Constitutional Reform in Latin America
From the mid-1990s to the present – a period of three decades – there has been almost constant constitutional change in Latin America.... Read More
Chile has been widely seen as home to one of Latin America’ s most rigorous and well-organised attempts at constitutional reform.... Read More
Measuring the success of a Latin American constitution is not straightforward, as there are many different criteria that could be applied, and a large proportion of them are subjective.... Read More
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Agenda Estado de Derecho, a Latin American online portal specialising in constitutional and legal matters, identified what it described as the ten major constitutional developments in Latin America in 2024.... Read More
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- Introduction
- Case study: Chile’s expensive deadlock
- How to measure constitutional success
- Case study: Mexico seeks elected judiciary
- Case study: reform gives Bukele a free hand
- Regional constitutional developments in 2024
- Case study: Nicaragua becomes the Ortega family dictatorship
- Case study: updating Venezuela’s Bolivarian constitution