Latin American and Caribbean Legislators gathers the legislators and statute authors of Latin America and the Caribbean represented in this subcategory, spanning the region's civil law mainland traditions and its common law Caribbean island states alike. Their work drafting and enacting national statutes across a region united by geography and, in many cases, colonial legal inheritance while remaining legally diverse is grouped together here as its own region, matching the report's own proposed scheme for this subcategory.
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Defining CharacteristicLatin American and Caribbean legislators, exemplified by members of Brazil's National Congress, the legislative body of the federal government. 1 Formation Year All Latin American and Caribbean Legislators
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1. National Congress of Brazil (Wikipedia)
WikipediaNational Congress of Brazil, lead section
The National Congress (Congresso Nacional) is the legislative body of Brazil's federal government.
National Congress of Brazil, founding date sentence
The National Congress was founded on 6 May 1826.
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