One Vote Failed: House Rejects Constitutional Reform Seeking to Extend the Detention Period for Administrative Expulsion
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On Tuesday, the House of Deputies rejected, by a single vote, the constitutional reform promoted by...
The initiative was rejected by 88 votes to 28, with 19 abstentions, as a rule requiring a constitutional quorum requiring 89 endorsements, equivalent to 4/7 from the House.
Congressman Jaime Mulet (Federación Regionalista Verde Social) described as a mistake by the government the rejection in the House of the constitutional reform that sought to extend the period of detention of foreigners with administrative expulsion order, an initiative that did not reach the quorum required by one vote. The project was in its first [...]
The approval required a minimum of 89 votes, but the lower chamber voted 88 votes in favour, 28 against and 19 abstentions.
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