Representatividad de minorías indígenas en América Latina

The Declaration of Human Rights establishes the prohibition of discrimination based on ethnicity, race, religion or culture. Minorities are at a political disadvantage when they are unable to access positions of power. Democratic development has allowed legal and constitutional reforms to ensure the...

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Main Author: Cubero de la Vega, Francinie
Format: Article
Language:Spanish
Published: 2020
Subjects:
legislación electoral comparada
derechos políticos
Colombia
Venezuela
Bolivia
América Latina
political representation
political representation quotes
system of election of congress members
legislative minority
minority parties
minority groups
ethnic groups
comparative electoral legislation
political rights
Latin America
representación política
cuotas de participación política
sistema de elección de diputados
minoría legislativa
partidos minoritarios
grupos minoritarios
grupos étnicos
Online Access:https://dialnet.unirioja.es/servlet/oaiart?codigo=7353491
Source:Revista de Derecho Electoral, ISSN 1659-2069, Nº. 29, 2020
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Representatividad de minorías indígenas en América Latina
Summary: The Declaration of Human Rights establishes the prohibition of discrimination based on ethnicity, race, religion or culture. Minorities are at a political disadvantage when they are unable to access positions of power. Democratic development has allowed legal and constitutional reforms to ensure the representation of ethnic minorities in congress through the allocation of seats. In Latin America, there are countries that set aside seats for these minorities. This paper will compare Colombia, Venezuela and Bolivia in the management of minority representation. The article also includes the study of other countries with considerable ethnic population and whether they allow minority representation

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