José Maria Costa analyzes [es] [1] how the Paraguayan constitution is interpreted to fit different political agendas. For example: “For some, freedom of speech is a relative right: it works in relation to who and what is being expressed. For others, freedom of speech is absolute and allows them to violate the rights of others.”
Paraguay: Interpreting the Constitution
· Written by Silvia Viñas
Categories: Latin America, Paraguay, Governance, Law, Politics