análisis crítico del sistema de remoción de autoridades edilicias en la jurisdicción electoral chilena
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2009
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La destitución de autoridades municipales por el incumplimiento de sus funciones es un tema particular y relevante en el sistema procesal electoral chileno. Este mecanismo judicial involucra la fiscalización, la supervisión y la vigilancia de las funciones de los Alcaldes y Concejales como servidores públicos. La jurisdicción es ejercida por un tribunal electoral, que tiene como objetivo calificar la conducta del funcionario edilicio y por tanto, ratificar o separar a la autoridad juzgada del cargo municipal. Esta remoción se presenta por dos motivos principalmente, el grave y notable abandono de deberes y/o faltas a la probidad administrativa, causales señaladas por la Ley de Municipalidades
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| Authors | ;Carlos Manuel Rosales |
| Journal | archiv der pharmazie |
| Year | 2009 |
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