CURRENT ISSUES OF CONSTITUTIONAL LAW with prologue from Ricardo D. Rabinovich-Berkman (It is a work that, without leaving the vast territory of constitutional law, practically runs through it, free from fear of crossing the borders that, after all, , are always arbitrary and often deserve to be disrespected, for the benefit of science (and true science, remember, is always subversive). term, in Latin America, is part of the necessary planetary vision that today imposes itself above any nationalist position. These are the happy times of interdisciplinarity and internationality. I believe that both criteria open promising perspectives.”