Guillermo O'Donnell Argues That Latin Americans Are Inclined Toward "Delegative

Guillermo O'Donnell argues that Latin Americans are inclined toward "delegative democracy." By this he means:

A) They see government as a matter for the legislature; presidents should only implement laws
B) If a president fails to keep his/her promises, the military should intervene to replace them
C) Presdients consider that election gives them a mandate to rule that elevates them over legislatures and the judiciary
D) Presidents have an obligation to hear views of delegates from those affected by his decisions