Challenges in Enforcing Budgetary Limits in the 1987 Constitution
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This analysis highlights how, despite the 1987 Constitution's clear fiscal rules, executive officials and legislators have circumvented these budgetary constraints over the past 25 years. The discussion focuses on the limitations of presidential and congressional powers in budgetary matters and the implications for fiscal governance.
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