Las Inmunidades Parlamentarias... examines parliamentary immunities within a constitutional framework, offering a detailed analysis of their function and limitations. Authored by Manuel Augusto Olaechea and Enrique S. Llosa, this work delves into the historical context and contemporary relevance of immunities granted to parliamentarians. It addresses key questions about the balance between protecting legislative independence and ensuring accountability under the rule of law.

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