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The objective of this paper is to analyze the regime of municipalities in the Political Constitution of Peru of 1979. To this end, a definition of municipality is developed, and its main characteristic components are described. To understand the most recent changes, a historical review of the modifications made up to the 1979 Constitution is made. In conclusion, it emphasizes the need to implement more changes in the municipalities' regime, to improve the organization of the State and to propose a more efficient model that properly responds to local and national needs.

This article analyzes the constitutional situation in which the effectiveness of the Constitution is partially suspended to address emergencies that threaten State security. The author starts from the premise that traditional constitutions conceived of an unbreakable rule of law. However, reality has shown that there are phenomena that transcend legal and political control, such as anarchy or invasions.  In this context, a Regime of Exception is necessary to allow for quick and appropriate measures to restore order. In this regard, the author discusses the historical background of this regime in the English and French systems, until its inclusion into Peruvian legislation, which adopted both systems, creating a hybrid regime that adjusts to the gravity of the circumstances. Despite being a necessary measure for the government in times of crisis, the author warns of the risk tha...

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The objective of this paper is to analyze the regime of municipalities in the Political Constitution of Peru of 1979. To this end, a definition of municipality is developed, and its main characteristic components are described. To understand the most recent changes, a historical review of the modifications made up to the 1979 Constitution is made. In conclusion, it emphasizes the need to implement more changes in the municipalities' regime, to improve the organization of the State and to propose a more efficient model that properly responds to local and national needs.

This article analyzes the constitutional situation in which the effectiveness of the Constitution is partially suspended to address emergencies that threaten State security. The author starts from the premise that traditional constitutions conceived of an unbreakable rule of law. However, reality has shown that there are phenomena that transcend legal and political control, such as anarchy or invasions.  In this context, a Regime of Exception is necessary to allow for quick and appropriate measures to restore order. In this regard, the author discusses the historical background of this regime in the English and French systems, until its inclusion into Peruvian legislation, which adopted both systems, creating a hybrid regime that adjusts to the gravity of the circumstances. Despite being a necessary measure for the government in times of crisis, the author warns of the risk tha...