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STALIN [3.7K]
2 years ago
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Explique cómo el sistema de controles y contrapesos se asegura de que ninguna rama del gobierno se vuelva demasiado poderosa. Ay

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nadya68 [22]2 years ago
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El sistema de controles y contrapesos, para proteger la libertad más allá de la separación de poderes Parte 1

08.03.2016 , David Shestokas , Información Constitucional 2

Congressional-Seal-300x300Los Padres Fundadores desconfiaban mucho la concentración de poder gubernamental en una sola persona o un pequeño grupo de personas.  Para proteger contra el poder concentrado, cuando escribieron la Constitución, la diseñaron para separar los poderes de gobierno en tres ramas: legislativa, ejecutiva, y judicial, y dividieron la soberanía entre el gobierno federal y los estados.  Para los Fundadores, la separación de poderes y el federalismo americano no eran suficientes para proteger la libertad del pueblo.

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