Constitution of Venezuela, and The Public Powers

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1. Powers

2. BIBLIOGRAPHIC REFERENCES Constitution of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela (1999). Extraordinary Official Gazette No. 5,453 of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. Caracas, Friday March 24, 2000 Venezuelan Civil Code (1982) Official Gazette of the Republic of Venezuela, 2990 (Extraordinary), July 26, 1982.

3. Thus, it is necessary that the Public Powers, as contemplated in article 136 of the Magna Carta, are distributed in:

3.1. National Public Power: this in turn is divided into Executive, Legislative, Judicial, Citizen and Electoral. The Executive Power, represented by the President of the Republic, who according to the provisions of article 236, has the power to carry out the activities or functions as head of state or head of government.

4. By derived constituent power is understood that established in the Constitution itself and that must intervene when it comes to reforming the Constitution. It is generally exercised by an assembly, congress, or parliament

5. National Public Power (Venezuela) The National Public Power is divided into 5 powers which are: the legislative power, the executive power, the judicial power, the citizen power and the electoral power of citizens

6. Structure

6.1. The distribution and order of the parts that make up the constitutional text is understood as such

6.2. It is made up of a preamble, 350 articles (arranged in Titles and Chapters), and transitional Provisions (for their implementation). It was drafted by the Constituent Assembly of Venezuela, made up of 128 constituents, elected by popular vote with that fundamental objective

7. a dogmatic or material part, in which individual and citizenship rights are recognized; and another organic or formal, dedicated to determining the organization of the State

8. The original constituent power is the one that creates the Constitution: once its work is completed it disappears; but since its task requires continuity, it usually establishes a body that is in charge of adding and modifying it