Title: Proceso legislativo chileno
Description: "An analysis of legislative activity that differentiates bills (proyectos de ley) in terms of their origins (presidential message or congressional motion), the chamber that first takes them up, their subject matter, and their outcome (passage, withdrawal, rejection, and still pending status). Not surprisingly, bills submitted by the president have a much greater likelihood (63 percent) of passing than do those emanating from either the Senate or the Chamber (7 percent)"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 57.
Subjects: Politics and government, Chile. Congreso Nacional, Chile, Rules and practice
Places: Chile
Time periods: 1988-