US EditionCongress Approves Rule that Allows Legislators to Proselytize in Weeks of Representation
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In a semi-presential session, Congress approved that parliamentarians could proselytize during week of representation. Measure had been rejected earlier.
With 82 votes in favour, the plenary of the Congress of the Republic approved the proposal that allows legislators to express and/or defend political or partisan positions, without constituting an infringement of electoral neutrality.In this sense, Legislative Resolution 11306 incorporates into the Rules of Procedure of the Congress Article 25-A, under the title ‘Principle of neutrality towards parliamentarians’. “Parliamentarians in the exercis…
Congress rejects project on proselytism in the week of representationFernando Rospigliosi proposes to eliminate the week of representation during the electoral campaignThe Plenary of Congress approved, in a second vote, Legislative Resolution 11306, which incorporates Article 25-A in the Rules of Procedure of the Congress of the Republic.The initiative allows parliamentarians to express political and ideological positions in the full electoral p…
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