Dialogue between the attributes of democracy in the face of arbitrariness that undermines the framework of security, citizens’ freedom, and the common good
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The space represented by volume (2) of 2025 of the Peruvian legal journal Desafíos en Derecho, from the Faculty of Law and Political Science of the University of Huánuco (Peru), is very important because it constitutes a space of special significance for the dissemination of knowledge that is promoted from this renowned higher education institution.
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