La Reforma Constitucional y el Principio Democrático

José Julio León

doi:10.5354/rdpu.v0i69.40189

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Constitutional Reform and Democratic Principle

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José Julio León Escuela de Derecho Universidad Diego Portales

No. 69 (2007): Tomo I

https://doi.org/10.5354/rdpu.v0i69.40189

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After 25 years of validity, 15 years after its entry into operation in a democratic regime and 5 years of processing through, the 1980 Constitution was -finally- reformed with the purpose of overcoming the vestiges of authoritarianism present in its text and taking a step quasi-definitive at the institutional level to complete the transition to "full" democracy. In this work, I intend to verify that, at least, in terms of the constitutional reform procedure, our constitution still has a very rigid structure that is not in agreement with the democratic principle present in the Bases of Institutionality and that, consequently, it must inform the entire Basic Charter.

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Constitutional reform, Democratic principle, Constitutional Law

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León, J. J. (2016). Constitutional Reform and Democratic Principle. Revista De Derecho Público, (69), Págs. 45–58. https://doi.org/10.5354/rdpu.v0i69.40189

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