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Ecuador’s Constitutional Court Clears Referendum on Constituent Assembly - teleSUR English
Citizens to decide on drafting new constitution, foreign military bases, and party financing. On Wednesday afternoon, Ecuador’s Constitutional Court approved an initiative by President Daniel Noboa to hold a referendum in which citizens will decide whether to establish a Constituent Assembly. RELATED: Ecuadorian Government Shuts Down Indigenous TV Channel Amid Protests The vote will take place Nov. 16, when Ecuadorians will determine if the proc…
The National Electoral Council (CNE) received on Wednesday, September 24, the favorable opinion of the Constitutional Court for the call for popular consultation aimed at the installation of a constituent assembly.
Constitutional Court gives way to popular consultation on Constituent Assembly promoted by Noboa The Constitutional Court issued a favourable opinion for the call for popular consultation in order to install a Constituent Assembly, after President Daniel Noboa adjusted the statute. Ecuador's Constitutional Court issued this Wednesday, September 24, [...] Ecuador Entry The Constitutional Court approves the referendum for a new Constitution appea…
The Constitutional Court (CC) issued a favourable opinion for the call for popular consultation that seeks to install a Constituent Assembly.
The National Electoral Council received the favorable opinion of the Constitutional Court for the popular consultation on a Constituent Assembly, after the government adjusted the statute. The post The National Electoral Council (CNE) received the opinion of the Constitutional Court that allows consultation on new constitution appeared first on El Diario.
The Constitutional Court gave the green light for the proposed Constituent Assembly of the Government and ordered the CNE to include the question in the popular consultation and referendum of November 16.
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