Pamphlet, Issue 48
Pamphlet, Issue 48
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As regards the conception of a constitution, whereas the Latin- American states attempt to settle every question in their constitu- tions, which thus become veritable codes, in order to strengthen Digitized by Google THE LECTURES 27 the political system which they have established; such is not the preoccupation of the states of Europe, which leave to custom a great part of the functioning of their political institutions. More- over, the Latin-American states have devised a number of chedcs to r...eform the constitutional laws; this has not been done in Europe, The federalism of Latin America is very different from that of the United States and of the countries of Europe. In reality it is nothing more than a decentralization due to the vast extent of these countries as well as being an imitation of the United States.
In the countries with a federal organization — Mexico, Colombia, Venezuela, Argentina, and Brazil — all the fundamental insti- tutions and legislation are derived from the central power.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As regards the conception of a constitution, whereas the Latin- American states attempt to settle every question in their constitu- tions, which thus become veritable codes, in order to strengthen Digitized by Google THE LECTURES 27 the political system which they have established; such is not the preoccupation of the states of Europe, which leave to custom a great part of the functioning of their political institutions. More- over, the Latin-American states have devised a number of chedcs to r...eform the constitutional laws; this has not been done in Europe, The federalism of Latin America is very different from that of the United States and of the countries of Europe. In reality it is nothing more than a decentralization due to the vast extent of these countries as well as being an imitation of the United States.
In the countries with a federal organization — Mexico, Colombia, Venezuela, Argentina, and Brazil — all the fundamental insti- tutions and legislation are derived from the central power.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Division of International Law to read onlineMoreLess
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