Unicameralism vs Bicameralism: A vision of decision making

Abstract

The choice between unicameral and bicameral systems depends on factors such as efficiency, the balance of powers and citizen representation. Unicamerals offer coherence and agility, while bicamerals provide checks and balances, as well as regional representation and minority protection. The decision must be based on the specific needs and characteristics of each country, with the aim of guaranteeing effective legislation and adequate governance.