From the second stage of this research it arises that the three folded powers division as a classical notion of the theory of state and as the core mean to limit the practice of public power seems to have weakened in the constitutions of Latin America. Concepts as harmonizing cooperation among organisms and specialization of control function seem to replace the traditional division of pubic power. The comparative analysis evidences that differences between one and another state on the control exerted over the executive are perceptible in the exercise shape of those controls, but the same structure is kept from one constitution to the other.