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Transition to democracy in Latin America: the role of the judiciary

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Judicial and Constitutional Studies Political Dynamics in Latin America Comparative constitutional jurisprudence studies

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Focusing on the critical role of the judiciary in the transition to democracy in Latin America, this book examines the significance of the independence of the judiciary, which ensures institutional integrity and freedom from political pressure.

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