Citizen Participation and the government decision making capacity Citizen participation is a right of citizens to intervene in public management through different mechanisms, which are exercised at different levels, whether local, regional or national. The rights of citizen participation and control are established in the state's political constitution. The participation of citizens retains a certain balance and the decision-making capacity of the government is, perhaps, the most important dilemma for the consolidation of democracy. The so-called governability of a political system is subordinated to this counterweight, which is usually posed in terms of an increase in demands and expectations over a limited response capacity of governments. Governments assume their responsibilities of what is supposed to be their representative quality, but which in any way reproduces well the daily difficulties faced by any public administration. The public resources are always meag...
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