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joja [24]
3 years ago
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1. Anote el nombre de tres órganos de participación política

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amm18123 years ago
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Answer:

La participación política es una de las formas de funcionamiento de la sociedad civil, en la cual esta participa activamente en la implementación de sus objetivos y toma de decisiones; así como en el control de las actividades de las autoridades públicas o de las empresas destinadas a permitir que los ciudadanos o sus asociaciones representativas participen en las decisiones que les afectan, incluido el proceso legislativo.  

Así, tres órganos de participación política en la actualidad son las asociaciones de consumidores, los consejos vecinales y los partidos políticos.

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