US EditionBill Recasting: Mahorese Senators Vigilant on a Text "that Must Not Remain a Dead Letter"
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By joining the socialist group, Senator Omar Oili, has given himself a voice in the opposition to have any room for manoeuvre. He has done so in recent weeks by lamenting the government's lack of communication, and by saying it again this Monday evening in the Senate: "It is quite abnormal that parliamentarians receive part of the report of the inter-inspection mission on the damage after Chido, a week before the discussion of the law." Since th…
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