Chamber of Deputies Approves Regulation Condemning Totalitarian Governments and Reforming the Political System Can Be Passed Into Law
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The Chilean Congress has sent to law the new norm that will govern political parties and that introduces significant changes to the political model to facilitate governance, affected in recent decades by the extreme fragmentation of the system. The reform reached the support of all large communities except the Communist Party (PC) that opposed the article that states that all parties must add to their declaration of principles a rule that expres…
With 125 votes in favour, 12 against and 2 abstentions, the Chamber of Deputies and Deputies approved the report...
With majority support, the Chamber of Deputies voted this afternoon on the last outstanding point of the reform to promote “governance and the representativeness of the political system.” While the basic text of this political reform had already been approved by both branches of Congress, there was still a gap about a new obligation that parties will have, which they will have to incorporate in their declarations of principles.“Similarly, (the p…
By 125 votes in favour, 12 against (including the PC) and 2 abstentions, the Chamber of Deputies approved the report of the joint committee of the project that modifies various legal bodies, in order to promote the governance and representativeness of the political system. The report was already approved by the Senate, so [...] The post-Congress issued a law reform to the political system appeared first on La Nación.
Congressman Jaime Mulet (Federación Regionalista Verde Social) announced on Tuesday a reservation of constitutionality regarding the reform of the political system, whose report of the Joint Commission is discussed by the Chamber, pointing to rules that, in his opinion, restrict the right of association and hinder the creation and permanence of new [...]
The initiative was accelerated in its final run by President Kast's Government, which managed to sustain broad support despite criticism of the new demands on the parties and the scope of the reform, and must now go through preventive control by the Constitutional Court.
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