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Gobierno y Congreso en México: necesidad de una relación simétrica

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Diego Valadés Ríos (Instituto de Investigaciones Jurídicas-UNAM)
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SUMARIO: 1. Consideraciones preliminares; 2. Contrastes constitucionales: las normas supremas de 1857 y de 1917; 3. Entorno cultural de las constituciones; 4. Cambios constitucionales y culturales; 5. Cambio constitucional y consolidación democrática; 6. Propuestas de cambios constitucionales; 7. Consideraciones finales; 8. Referencias.

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Paper provided by Center for U.S.-Mexican Studies, UC San Diego in its series University of California at San Diego, Center for U.S.-Mexican Studies with number 1005.

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Keywords: Reforma de Estado; Rule of Law; Constitutional Law; Mexican Congress;

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