Division or separation of powers (classical theory to what happens in reality)

Abstract

It is known that the essential feature of the constitutional state is the limitation and control of power through the division of the same, creating a system of checks and balances to help ensure that each government body will perform within their respective constitutional orbit independently but coordinated. This fragmentation is intended to preserve the enjoyment of freedom of the citizens and the fullness of their constitutional rights. The audit each of the organs of government exercises over others is the hallmark of the principle of separation of powers, that within the Argentina Nation, according to art. 104 of the Basic Law, I reflected in a national government delegates, determined and defined powers. The constitutional practice and the socioeconomic development of the country shows clearly that the executive organ is who favored over the Legislative and Judicial. Thus, you can not stay oblivious to the reality that means recognizing the strength of the executive branch-not by rule of the Constitution, but by the sheer weight of the circumstances and the imminent danger posed by institutional recognition of events held by that power from powers that are not your own, at least in our system.