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Parliamentary Amendments and the Weakening of Brazilian Democracy
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Odilon Guedes * The Federal Constitution establishes, in its article 2, that the Legislative, Executive and Judicial Powers are independent and harmonious among themselves. This principle is one of the pillars of Brazilian democracy. However, the model that parliamentary amendments have taken on in recent years has seriously altered this balance by transferring, in practice, part of the management of the executive's public budget to the Legislat…
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