De Sucre a Oruro, pasando por Santa Cruz
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.35487/rius.v2i21.2008.261Abstract
Los profesores que para la ocasión colaboran en esta sección se encuentran
muy vinculados con los procesos constitucionales de última data ocurridos en América Latina, por lo que sus opiniones son muy valiosas no sólo como estudiosos del derecho constitucional que son, sino además como observadores privilegiados
de acontecimientos. En este caso transcribimos dos comentarios sobre el proceso constituyente de Bolivia y la propuesta de reforma constitucional de Venezuela, cuyos resultados ya han sido ampliamente divulgados
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