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832:. The 1917 one prescribed that when both chambers would sit together, the president of the Senate would preside over the session. All the constitutions gave the Senate power of initiative of law next to the lower house. Of these only the one of 1844, it states that the Congress is the only one with initiative of law, because the others extend this power to the Executive.
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as the existence of the
Chamber did not last that long). The Senate had precedence over the Chamber of Deputies and in fact the Constitution established that in case someone was elected deputy and senator should choose to be a senator and while a senator could be a deputy, a deputy could not be a senator.
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Legislative Assembly of Costa Rica is a unicameral body of 57 deputies whose number is constitutionally fixed and who are elected in closed lists postulated by the political parties by reason of a proportional system. Different experts have recommended the increase in the number of deputies as an
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Most of these proposals also include the switch to direct vote and not by closed lists as it is currently. In the case of the "German model" proposed by
Gonzalez, the country would be divided into 72 electoral circuits by 59,700 inhabitants and deputies would be elected in two lists, 72 elected by a
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or an annual income of not less than one thousand. In addition, the
President or Vice-Presidents, ministers, magistrates or local authorities could not be deputies. The term lasted six years with indefinite re-election and half of the Chamber had to be renewed each three years (which didn't occurred
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The
Constitution of 1844 established a House of Senators of five senators and their alternates who was renewed by thirds on an annual basis with the possibility of re-election. In the 1859 senators were ten per province that could be re-elected indefinitely and that was renewed every two years. This
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Constitution of 1859 again reintroduces the bicameral congress with a House of Representatives and another of Senators whose powers are described in Article 90. The Constitution of 1869 maintains the figure of the House of Representatives separated from the Senate in its Article 88. It would be
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Eduardo Oconitrillo García, once the Constitutional Assembly of 1917 was over, and since the senatorial and diputadile elections that were planned for 1919 had not yet taken place, the constituent deputies were divided in such a way that the 14 oldest ones provisionally established the
566:(governed from December 26, 1859, to November 2, 1868) and the Constitution of 1869 (from February 18, 1869, to April 27, 1870), establishes a Chamber of Senators composed of two senators for each province and the Chamber of Representatives. Both chambers had initiative in the formation of the law.
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Constitution of 1917 posed the right to naturalized Costa Ricans to be senators, the others required to be Costa Rican by birth. In all, it was a requirement to be over 44 years old, except in 1844, the requirement was to be older than 35. All demanded belonging to the secular state (not
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is enacted, in place up to this date. In this constitution the unicameral system of 1871 is maintained and the number of deputies is fixed at 45, with the provision that when the population exceeds 1,350,000 inhabitants, a new deputy would be elected for every 30,000 or rest. It was also arranged
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Constitution of the Federal Republic of Central America was issued in Guatemala on November 22, 1824, but it was in force in Costa Rica until mid-January 1825 and was disregarded when a Constituent Assembly was established on November 14, 1838. It maintains the bicameral system, in which the
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during her tenure recommended to increase the seats to between 75 and 85. The
Citizen Power Now Movement on the other hand proposes to increase it to 84 and drastically reduce the number of legislative advisors (currently 12) to avoid a very large increase in expenses. The proposal of the book
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where 42 deputies would be elected, one from each of 42 electoral districts created for that purpose, and the other 42 would be chosen proportionally according to the party's vote and could be reelected consecutively, a maximum of three periods (currently the Costa Rican deputies can not be
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of Puntarenas (which was not yet a province). The longest term of senatorial office was in the 1917 Constitution being of six years, renewing half each three years. One senator was chosen for every three provincial deputies whose number was proportional to the population of the province.
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The House was made up of deputies of popular election elected by each province at the rate of a tenure deputy for every fifteen thousand inhabitants or by fraction greater than seven thousand five hundred, plus one deputy for each three tenure and one senator for every three deputies.
528:. The Legislative Branch is established in a Congress of no less than 11 nor more than 21 deputies. It also establishes a Comptroller branch, composed of not less than 3 nor more than 5 popularly elected members. Among other functions, it had the ability to sanction laws.
1010:. It was also part of the proposals analyzed in the Legislative Assembly in the Commission of Reforms to the Political System together with other changes such as the direct vote for deputies, their increase in number and a comprehensive reform of the legislative by-law.
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The Political Constitution of 1844 is issued on April 9, 1844, and ends with the coup d'état of June 7, 1846. This constitution establishes a bicameral system with reciprocal initiative and sanction, a chamber composed of elected representatives directly and a
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The requirements to be a deputy included being a Costa Rican by birth or by naturalization with more than ten years of being nationalized, being over 25 years old, being able to read and write and owning properties with a value of not less than three thousand
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made). This law establishes a "Supreme State Power", headed by an unmovable Head, assisted by a Consultative Council and a Judicial Council. The Consultative Council is presided over naturally by the Head and knows only of the matters that it convokes.
501:, joins the Federation and approves the text of the Bases of Federal Constitution of 1823, in force in Costa Rica from March to November 1824. In this constitution it contemplated the separation of powers and delegating the approval of the laws in the
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and it establishes that it is up to them to propose and decree laws in conjunction with the Monarch, as well as to interpret and repeal them if necessary. It applied to Costa Rica between its decree on March 19, 1812, and the return to the throne of
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The Chamber of Deputies of Costa Rica was the lower chamber of the Legislative branch prescribed by the Constitution of 1917. The existence of the same lasted only two years since that constituent body was abolished after the overthrow of
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in mid-1814. It was again inforced from the first months of 1820 to December 1, 1821. Some parts of its text was incorporated in the first constitutions of independent Costa Rica. One deputy was elected for every 70,000 inhabitants in a
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made recommendations for more than 100 countries and recommended that the Costa Rican parliament should have 115 deputies according to its population (in 1999), the Board of Notables for the Reform of the State summoned by President
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re-elected consecutively, but they have no limits to be re-elected alternately). When the Constitution of Costa Rica was drafted of 1949, 57 deputies was one for every 14000 inhabitants, currently it is one for every 80,000.
995:. A bill present in the legislative current and studied in committee would seek to increase the number of deputies and make the parliament name and remove ministers, able to call early elections if the president receives a
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that every three deputies would choose an alternate. Subsequently, by means of Law N ° 2741 of May 12, 1961, the constitutional text was amended to leave the number of deputies fixed at 57 and eliminates the alternates.
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single-member district where one deputy is elected directly by each district, and 71 elected by a proportional constituency where they would be proportionally distributed according to the votes received per game.
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of the Costa Rican Legislative branch as prescribed in the constitutions of 1844, 1859, 1869 and 1917. During all these different constitutions, the Senate had different characteristics and conformations.
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and that the president can dissolve Parliament and hold elections. However is not currently under discussion. The switch to this system has also been endorsed by the deputy and former president of the
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for which they received immunity except for fragrant criminal acts, although the degree of immunity varied from a constitution to another from full to only civil and during the time of sessions. This
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559:, who presides over it. This system remains unchanged in the Political Constitution of 1848, which governs from November 30, 1848, to August 14, 1859, but is called "Chamber of Representatives."
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was issued, which governs from March 8, 1841, to June 6, 1842 (although it was already de facto suspended since the fall of Carrillo on April 12, 1842, after the coup d'état that
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Congress approves the laws and a Senate only sanctions them, without legislative initiative capacity. The way of choosing representation of both chambers is maintained.
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of 1844 expressly prescribes a Congress conformed by a Chamber of Representatives and a Chamber of Senators. This would be abolished in the Constitution of 1847.
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urgent need to improve representativeness, but this proposal is highly unpopular among the population and generates reactions of rejection. A report of the
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model was very similar to the Senate of the 1869 Constitution which established 11 senators by province elected for three years and one elected by the
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and a Senate, both of popular election. Each province elected one deputy for every 20,000 inhabitants and three tenure senators and one alternate.
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governs from January 21, 1847, and is replaced in part in 1848. The Legislative branch resides in a Congress composed of 10 deputies and the
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by lawyer Diego González suggests increasing the number to 143, making use, as the title indicates, of an electoral system similar to the
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1021:, announced that he would propose both the passage to parliamentarism and going back to bicamerality.
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3049:"Proponen aumentar cantidad de diputados y reducir número de asesores"
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Aplicación del modelo alemán a la elección de diputados en Costa Rica
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The Costa Rican National Palace, the see of most of its legislatures.
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is long and starts from even before its formal independence from the
2823:. San José, Costa Rica: Editorial de la Universidad de Costa Rica.
2791:. San José, Costa Rica: Editorial de la Universidad de Costa Rica.
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recommended to increase the number of legislators to 82. the
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and the Center of Investigation and Political Studies of the
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The proposal of Citizen Power Now is similar, proposes a
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was promulgated, the power to create laws resided in the
658:, the constitutional order was broken yet again and the
3147:"Rolando Araya impulsará ir a un sistema parlamentario"
3031:"ONU recomienda aumentar a 82 la cantidad de diputados"
3132:"Diputados debaten un viraje hacia el parlamentarismo"
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of not less than 5 members, also elected by suffrage.
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Second Political Statute of the Province of Costa Rica
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During the government of Braulio Carrillo Colina the
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3069:"Grupo propone aumentar a 84 el número de diputados"
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966:where the president holds both the position of
438:. In 1812 this Constitution is enacted by the
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3016:"¿Por qué Costa Rica necesita 143 diputados?"
2857:. San José, Costa Rica: Asamblea Legislativa.
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703:(1852) (While ordered to close the Congress).
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497:In 1823 Costa Rica passes from province to
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3099:"Por un sistema parlamentario de gobierno"
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2965:"Historia del bicameralismo en Costa Rica"
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660:Founding Junta of the Second Republic
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2919:Oconitrillo García, Eduardo (2009).
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3084:"¿Presidencial o parlamentario?"
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1865:
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1604:
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432:Spanish Constitution of 1812
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3599:Water supply and sanitation
3067:Ramírez, Alexander (2016).
1478:Democratic Renovation Party
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3738:20th century in Costa Rica
3733:19th century in Costa Rica
3251:First Costa Rican Republic
2881:Fernández Rivera, Felipe.
2627:National Integration Party
2591:National Restoration Party
2528:National Restoration Party
2381:National Restoration Party
2258:National Restoration Party
2048:National Integration Party
1601:Costa Rican People's Front
1454:National Unification Party
1403:Christian Democratic Party
1379:National Unification Party
1316:National Unification Party
990:minister of the presidency
962:Currently Costa Rica is a
886:
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697:(1842-1844 and 1846–1847).
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2690:National Liberation Party
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2444:National Liberation Party
2426:
2393:Costa Rican Renewal Party
2321:National Liberation Party
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2198:National Liberation Party
2180:
2159:Costa Rican Renewal Party
2123:National Liberation Party
2093:
2060:Costa Rican Renewal Party
2012:National Liberation Party
1982:
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1895:
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1808:
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1721:
1652:National Liberation Party
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1577:National Liberation Party
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1442:National Liberation Party
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1367:National Liberation Party
1349:
1328:Revolutionary Civic Union
1304:National Liberation Party
1286:
1241:National Republican Party
1229:National Liberation Party
1211:
1190:Revolutionary Civic Union
1154:National Republican Party
1142:National Liberation Party
1124:
1067:National Liberation Party
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689:Francisco Morazán Quesada
625:Ascensión Esquivel Ibarra
575:1877 with the coup d'état
537:Francisco Morazán Quesada
3372:Administrative divisions
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3130:Sequeira, Aaron (2014).
3014:González, Diego (2018).
2963:García Rojas, Georgina.
918:University of Costa Rica
845:Federico Tinoco Granados
749:Federico Tinoco Granados
695:José María Alfaro Zamora
656:Teodoro Picado Michalski
641:Ricardo Jiménez Oreamuno
598:Federico Tinoco Granados
518:Free State of Costa Rica
183:Administrative divisions
159:Supreme Court of Justice
2884:El Senado en Costa Rica
1949:National Agrarian Party
1019:Carlos Alvarado Quesada
922:Northwestern University
883:Constitutional Congress
774:was a member of Senate.
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731:Vicente Herrera Zeledón
725:Tomás Guardia Gutiérrez
701:Juan Rafael Mora Porras
683:Braulio Carrillo Colina
605:Alfredo González Flores
587:Constitutional Congress
579:Tomás Guardia Gutiérrez
557:Vice President of State
522:Braulio Carrillo Colina
461:independence from Spain
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3145:Ruiz, Maureen (2018).
3018:. p. Contexto CR.
2990:Cite journal requires
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2456:Citizens' Action Party
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2135:Citizens' Action Party
1862:Generaleña Union Party
1490:Socialist Action Party
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190:Provinces and comarcas
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3218:Pre-Columbian history
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2345:Libertarian Movement
2246:National Union Party
2222:Libertarian Movement
2147:Libertarian Movement
2036:Libertarian Movement
1253:National Union Party
1166:National Union Party
1103:National Union Party
976:parliamentary system
958:Parliamentary system
785:Senate of Costa Rica
779:Senate of Costa Rica
772:José Rafael Gallegos
713:Jesús Jiménez Zamora
670:is convened and the
668:constituent assembly
664:José Figueres Ferrer
617:Bernardo Soto Alfaro
583:Constitution of 1917
526:Constitution of 1844
469:First Mexican Empire
168:Fernando Cruz Castro
123:Legislative Assembly
1033:
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907:Current composition
645:Chamber of Deputies
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2282:Broad Front
1008:Ottón Solís
836:Lower House
830:lower house
594:coup d'état
422:During the
400:legislature
398:Costa Rican
325:Visa policy
117:Legislature
103:Mary Munive
56:LGBT rights
3722:Categories
3647:Literature
3526:Ecotourism
3510:(currency)
3475:Presidents
3336:Waterfalls
3261:Civil War
3188:Costa Rica
2905:2018-12-27
2761:References
770:President
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3569:Education
3533:Transport
3453:President
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3394:Elections
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3279:Geography
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3134:. Nación.
1025:Evolution
650:With the
602:President
235:General:
223:Elections
200:Districts
164:President
153:Judiciary
135:President
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68:Executive
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3149:. Mundo.
3115:(2017).
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315:Passport
289:Minister
3686:Outline
3637:Cuisine
3609:Culture
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3521:Tourism
3491:Economy
3419:History
3382:Cantons
3306:Islands
3210:History
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