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Diego Sierra Enciso<\/h4>\n

2014
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The work presents a chilling panorama linking death with democracy. In the background, amid grey clouds, the National Capitol\u2014the centre and symbol of political representation\u2014appears timidly. In the foreground, Bol\u00edvar Square, another civic emblem, is bathed in blood. In the 1980s, four presidential candidates were assassinated; in 2019, a genocide was unleashed against a political party, and 53 candidates for various public offices fell victim to violence. In this context, the piece explores security and guarantees for peaceful, violence-free deliberation. Sierra seems to ask: Are there conditions for the full implementation of Title VI of the Political Constitution regarding the functioning and composition of the legislative branch?<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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