Abstract
El mandato representativo, recogido en el artículo 67.2 de la Constitución, se debate entre el derecho de los diputados y senadores a ejercer su función de forma independiente y su deber de lealtad al partido político en cuya lista han sido elegidos. Este difícil equilibrio se ha quebrado, en la mayoría de las ocasiones, a favor del partido que ejerce una férrea disciplina condicionando la acción parlamentaria.
 Unas Cámaras del siglo XXI exigen el fortalecimiento del parlamentario individual y que se prestigie su función representativa, buscando un equilibrio entre los legítimos intereses de los partidos políticos por cumplir sus criterios programáticos y el trabajo individual de los parlamentarios. El objetivo de este artículo es describir y destacar algunas medidas que fortalezcan la función de los diputados y senadores y que contribuyan a prestigiar su labor y su relación con los electores.
Highlights
The Chambers of the 21st century demand the strengthening of the role of individual Parliamentarians, seeking a balance between the legitimate interests of the political parties to enforce their programmatic criteria and the individual work of parliamentarians
find a balance between the right of deputies and senators to perform their tasks with independence
highlight some measures aimed at strengthening the role of deputies and senators
Summary
The Chambers of the 21st century demand the strengthening of the role of individual Parliamentarians, seeking a balance between the legitimate interests of the political parties to enforce their programmatic criteria and the individual work of parliamentarians.
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