The US Constitution and its Relevance Today

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Examining the US Constitution's contemporary relevance, this essay questions its adequacy in today's world. It highlights the Constitution's historically progressive role in shaping new production relations and acknowledges its influence on the constitutional frameworks of Latin America. However, it critiques the Constitution as a moderately democratic document, suggesting it falls short compared to the foundational laws of democracy found in Western Europe and other modern regions. The analysis emphasizes the evolving value of the Constitution throughout American history.