In this interview, the interlocutor examines the contentious-administrative process, answering questions related to its historical origin, the changes it has experimented and the impact that generates its use in the reality. Furthermore, the interlocutor analyzes specific questions, such as the referred to the problematic of the precautionary measures, whether the contentious-administrative process is an equally satisfactory route in comparison with the amparo process, and the measures that Judicial Power is entitled to impose to the Administration.

In this interview, the interlocutor analyzes, in general terms, which are the issues that the government reform involves, mainly in three important fields: civil service reform, public contracting system reform, and promotion of theprivate investment. Thus, the interlocutor criticizes the way the reforms in some areas have been executed; mentions which are, from his perspective, the successes of some reforms; and outlines proposed solutions for the road ahead for the government modernization.

In this interview, the interlocutor analyzes, in general terms, which are the issues that the government reform involves, mainly in three important fields: civil service reform, public contracting system reform, and promotion of theprivate investment. Thus, the interlocutor criticizes the way the reforms in some areas have been executed; mentions which are, from his perspective, the successes of some reforms; and outlines proposed solutions for the road ahead for the government modernization.

In this interview, the interlocutor examines the contentious-administrative process, answering questions related to its historical origin, the changes it has experimented and the impact that generates its use in the reality. Furthermore, the interlocutor analyzes specific questions, such as the referred to the problematic of the precautionary measures, whether the contentious-administrative process is an equally satisfactory route in comparison with the amparo process, and the measures that Judicial Power is entitled to impose to the Administration.

In this interview, the interlocutor analyzes, in general terms, which are the issues that the government reform involves, mainly in three important fields: civil service reform, public contracting system reform, and promotion of theprivate investment. Thus, the interlocutor criticizes the way the reforms in some areas have been executed; mentions which are, from his perspective, the successes of some reforms; and outlines proposed solutions for the road ahead for the government modernization.

In this interview, the interlocutor examines the contentious-administrative process, answering questions related to its historical origin, the changes it has experimented and the impact that generates its use in the reality. Furthermore, the interlocutor analyzes specific questions, such as the referred to the problematic of the precautionary measures, whether the contentious-administrative process is an equally satisfactory route in comparison with the amparo process, and the measures that Judicial Power is entitled to impose to the Administration.