The Constitution Commission Yes Congress Rules of Peru this Friday approved the “archiving of the plan” of a constitutional reform project presented by the government of the president peter castle to promote a Constituent Assembly in the Andean Country.
The measurement is done with 11 votes Yes 6 against after more than four hours of debating a technical proposal signed by the chairman of the legislative commission, the fujimorista Patricia Juarez.
The project was presented by Castillo on April 25 and proposed a constitutional revision for the convening of a constituent assemblyas well as a referendum to consult citizens in October if they want a new Magna Carta.
In its decision, the committee ensured that the executive project it was “incompatible with the Constitution” and stated that it lacked a rigorous and cost-benefit analysis, as “copies of unquoted texts – plagiarism” were found.
Source: El heraldo
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