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Limits of international treaties to the constituent power? Analysis of the Chilean case
Chile is undergoing a constituent process to replace its Constitution. Within the rules that regulate the process, it is established that the text of the new Constitution must respect the international treaties ratified by Chile. Some authors have pointed out that this rule entails a substantive lim
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