El marco constitucional de las relaciones entre iglesia y estado en América del Sur (1811-1900)
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https://doi.org/10.3989/hs.1998.v50.i102.621Abstract
Every South American State had a different evolution after the Spanish Monarchy desintegration, and those differences conditioned their constitutional texts with distinct characteristics. In the study, they are defined the general lines of constitutional regulation of the relations to the Church; secondly, those relations are analysed in respect to each State: Argentina, Uruguay, Chile, Paraguay, Perú, Bolivia, Ecuador, Colombia y Venezuela
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