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Rodrigo Maruy

@r-maruy.bsky.social
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PhD Candidate, Social & Legal Philosophy at Humboldt University of Berlin, Critical Theory and Theories of Decolonization with focus on Latin America

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Verfassungsblog @verfassungsblog.de · 22/01/2025
Two hundred years after gaining independence, Peru finds itself in a state of political instability, largely due to a persistent power struggle between the legislative and executive branches. RODRIGO MARUY argues that the ongoing turmoil reflects a constitutional crisis.
Quote from our published article by author Rodrigo Maruy: “This is the crux of the matter: defending what remains of the rule of law in Peru paradoxically requires clinging to a written vestige of our dictatorial past. How can this contradiction be navigated when any claim for a new constitution risks either brutal state repression or the danger of falling into populism?”
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