COMMISSARY DICTATOR, REVOLUTIONARY OR TYRANT: THE DEBATE ON SIMÓN BOLÍVAR IN CONSTITUTIONAL TERMS
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https://doi.org/10.15517/cav50p87Keywords:
Independence, commissary dictatorship, revolutionary dictatorship, tyranny.Abstract
The present text is based on the analysis of the concepts of commissary dictator,
revolutionary dictator or sovereign dictator and tyrant based on what was developed by
Rousseau, Bobbio and Schmitt to analyze both the constitutional texts with which the
Liberator governed, as well as the various historical moments where the government
practices of Simón Bolívar are evident, starting with Venezuela in 1813, then in Colombia
in 1821 and ending in Peru in 1824 in order to know if Bolivar was a dictator or a tyrant.
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COMMISSARY DICTATOR, REVOLUTIONARY OR TYRANT: THE DEBATE ON SIMÓN BOLÍVAR IN CONSTITUTIONAL TERMS. (2026). Revista De Ciencias Jurídicas, 169(169), 1-27. https://doi.org/10.15517/cav50p87
