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¿Quiénes administran las elecciones? Hacia un índice de capacidades de los organismos electorales en América Latina

Authors: Observatorio de Reformas Políticas en América Latina;

¿Quiénes administran las elecciones? Hacia un índice de capacidades de los organismos electorales en América Latina

Abstract

El estudio aborda la necesidad de desarrollar un índice para evaluar las capacidades de los organismos electorales (OE) en América Latina. En un contexto de desafíos crecientes a la democracia en la región, el índice propuesto pretende clasificar a los OE basándose en su nivel de independencia del poder ejecutivo, la concentración de sus funciones y su capacidad para resistir presiones políticas. Utilizando una metodología comparativa, este trabajo investiga los distintos diseños institucionales de los OE y sus implicaciones en la confianza ciudadana y la integridad electoral. A través de un enfoque multidimensional, el índice aspira a ser una herramienta fundamental para analizar y fortalecer la resiliencia de las instituciones electorales frente a los avances autoritarios.

Keywords

Índice de capacidades, Democracia en América Latina, Organismos electorales, Integridad electoral, Independencia institucional

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