摘要：El Mercado Común del Sur (MERCOSUR), nace a la luz del Tratado de Asunción del 26 de marzo de 1991, para coordinar políticas sociales y macroeconómicas entre los países suramericanos; se creó con cuatro Estados Partes-Fundacionales: Brasil, Argentina, Uruguay y Paraguay. Hoy Paraguay se encuentra separado del MERCOSUR. El Parlamento Paraguayo destituyó al Presidente Fernando de Lugo en el año 2012, en el conocido “golpe parlamentario de Estado”; originando tal situación, que el grupo económico regional separara a Paraguay de MERCOSUR. La finalidad de este escrito de reflexión es intentar dar respuesta al siguiente interrogante: Fue válida la decisión de MERCOSUR de separar a Paraguay, tomada a través de su Tribunal Permanente de Revisión (TPR), sustentada en la activación de la Cláusula Democrática en su contra?. ABSTRACT The Southern Common Market (MERCOSUR), born in the light of the Treaty of Asuncion of March 26, 1991, to coordinate social and macroeconomic policies among South American countries; It was created with four-Foundational States Parties: Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay. Today Paraguay is separated from MERCOSUR. Paraguayan President Fernando Parliament ousted Lugo in 2012, in the famous “parliamentary coup”; causing such a situation, the regional economic group to Paraguay from MERCOSUR separated. The purpose of this brief reflection is to try to answer the following questions: 1. Was MERCOSUR valid decision to separate Paraguay, taken through its Permanent Review Tribunal (TPR), based on the activation of the Democratic Clause against him?. 2. Met MERCOSUR with international standard requirements for admission of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, to be the temporary separation of Paraguay?.
其他摘要：The Southern Common Market (MERCOSUR), born in the light of the Treaty of Asuncion of March 26, 1991, to coordinate social and macroeconomic policies among South American countries; It was created with four-Foundational States Parties: Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay. Today Paraguay is separated from MERCOSUR. Paraguayan President Fernando Parliament ousted Lugo in 2012, in the famous “parliamentary coup”; causing such a situation, the regional economic group to Paraguay from MERCOSUR separated. The purpose of this brief reflection is to try to answer the following questions: 1. Was MERCOSUR valid decision to separate Paraguay, taken through its Permanent Review Tribunal (TPR), based on the activation of the Democratic Clause against him?. 2. Met MERCOSUR with international standard requirements for admission of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, to be the temporary separation of Paraguay?
