This article analyzes the current constitutional issues on the primacy of human rights treaties over domestic law in Latin American States. A series of clauses on (supra-constitutional, constitutional, supralegal or legal) character granted by constitutions to treaties, against its own legislation and when incorporated into domestic law, is comparatively analyzed. Finally, it is intended that human rights treaties are considered a conceptual and operational tool for all those who are engaged in this process within the state public service. And, in this context, that the lack or ambiguity of constitutional clauses, which can cause conflicts in the implementation of a treaty in domestic law, can be overcome.El presente artículo aborda el estu...
Under the provisions of the Argentine Constitution of 1853/60, the Supreme Court always maintained t...
In recent years much progress has been made in protecting human rights in Latin America. In the case...
In recent years, a kind of common human rights law has developed in Latin America, what we understan...
This article analyzes the current constitutional issues on the primacy of human rights treaties over...
This work analyzes the legal constitutionalism in Latin America in relation to domestic incorporatio...
The Latin American countries are governed by a common constitutional order, specifically the one ari...
The article aims to examine the divergent positions of the doctrine, the Supreme Federal Court and t...
This article intends to approach, from a theoretical, political and technical-legislative perspectiv...
CERVANTES, Nélida Astezia Castro. Tratados internacionais sobre direitos humanos: vícios na emenda c...
This article analyzes the current constitutional issues on the primacy of human rights treaties over...
This article addresses the extent, meaning and implications of the recent amendment to the Article 1...
Human rights and constitutional justice, an endless issue that as noted in introduction of this work...
Human rights and constitutional justice, an endless issue that as noted in introduction of this work...
Resumo: Os países da América Latina estão regidos por uma ordem constitucional comum, especificament...
This masterâs degree thesis, which is divided into three chapters, in addition to the introduction a...
Under the provisions of the Argentine Constitution of 1853/60, the Supreme Court always maintained t...
In recent years much progress has been made in protecting human rights in Latin America. In the case...
In recent years, a kind of common human rights law has developed in Latin America, what we understan...
This article analyzes the current constitutional issues on the primacy of human rights treaties over...
This work analyzes the legal constitutionalism in Latin America in relation to domestic incorporatio...
The Latin American countries are governed by a common constitutional order, specifically the one ari...
The article aims to examine the divergent positions of the doctrine, the Supreme Federal Court and t...
This article intends to approach, from a theoretical, political and technical-legislative perspectiv...
CERVANTES, Nélida Astezia Castro. Tratados internacionais sobre direitos humanos: vícios na emenda c...
This article analyzes the current constitutional issues on the primacy of human rights treaties over...
This article addresses the extent, meaning and implications of the recent amendment to the Article 1...
Human rights and constitutional justice, an endless issue that as noted in introduction of this work...
Human rights and constitutional justice, an endless issue that as noted in introduction of this work...
Resumo: Os países da América Latina estão regidos por uma ordem constitucional comum, especificament...
This masterâs degree thesis, which is divided into three chapters, in addition to the introduction a...
Under the provisions of the Argentine Constitution of 1853/60, the Supreme Court always maintained t...
In recent years much progress has been made in protecting human rights in Latin America. In the case...
In recent years, a kind of common human rights law has developed in Latin America, what we understan...