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      La colaboración armónica entre poderes: un principio inherente y necesario para el constitucionalismo transformador latinoamericano Translated title: Harmonious collaboration between powers: an inherent and necessary principle for Latin American transformative constitutionalism

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          Resumen Con la aparición del constitucionalismo transformador latinoamericano se hace necesario revisar las metáforas que le sirven de fundamento y que prescriben su debido funcionamiento. Para ello, se propone asimilar estas constituciones a un plan maestro orientado al cambio social. Esta analogía trae importantes implicaciones a partir de los recientes desarrollos de la ontología y la filosofía social. Para los órganos y ramas del Estado, como agentes vinculados al desarrollo del proyecto constitucional, les implica el cumplimiento de las máximas de mutua receptividad, compromiso con la actividad compartida y de apoyo mutuo. En esta última es donde radica el fundamento analítico del deber de colaboración entre los poderes públicos para el cumplimiento del plan constitucional. Adicional a ello, un número significativo de constituciones latinoamericanas prevén expresamente dicho mandato, junto con algunos dispositivos que lo desarrollan y prácticas como las sentencias estructurales que lo usan de fundamento. Por lo tanto, abordar el significado y alcance del principio de colaboración armónica entre poderes resulta no solo novedoso, sino prometedor de cara a mejorar la eficacia y cumplimiento de los textos constitucionales con vocación transformadora.

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          Abstract With the emergence of transformative Latin American constitutionalism, it is necessary to review the metaphors that serve as its foundation and that prescribe its proper functioning. To do this, it is proposed to assimilate these constitutions to a master plan aimed at social change. This analogy has important implications from recent developments in ontology and social philosophy. For the branches of the State as agents linked to the development of the constitutional project, this implies the maxims of mutual responsiveness, commitment to the joint activity and commitment to mutual support. The latter is where the analytical foundation of the duty of collaboration between the public powers to comply with the constitutional plan lies. In addition to this, a significant number of Latin American constitutions expressly provide that mandate, together with devices that develop it and practices such as structural sentences that use it as a foundation. Therefore, addressing the meaning and scope of the principle of harmonious collaboration between powers is not only novel, but also promising in order to improve the effectiveness and compliance of constitutional texts with a transformative vocation.

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                Journal
                rinc
                Revista de Investigações Constitucionais
                Rev. Investig. Const.
                Universidade Federal do Paraná (Curitiba, PR, Brazil )
                2359-5639
                May 2023
                : 10
                : 2
                : e238
                Affiliations
                [1] Medellín Antioquía orgnameUniversidad EAFIT Colombia agomezv1@ 123456eafit.edu.co
                Article
                S2359-56392023000200201 S2359-5639(23)01000200201
                10.5380/rinc.v10i2.91130
                062aa1cb-3ee2-448f-a49a-34e41aab0c45

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                : 12 May 2023
                : 29 August 2023
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                plan,constitution,transformative constitutionalism,social ontology,harmonious collaboration,constitución,constitucionalismo transformador,ontología social,colaboración armónica

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