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Indirect democracy is the exercise of political power by the electoral population done indirectly (as opposed to direct democracy), but through its representatives, appointed by them, with a mandate to act on their behalf and their authority, that is, legitimized by popular sovereignty. The impossibility of the personal participation of everyone who is part of a community, as it exceeds the proportions of the community, both geographically and in number, is the act of electing a group or person that represents them and that normally join in institutions called Parliament, Chamber, Congress, Assembly or Courts.