US EditionPresident of Fenalco Rejected the Proposal to Call a Constituent
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The pre-presidential candidate of Uribism, Paloma Valencia, said in a statement to the media this Wednesday in the face of the winds of constituent that the Petro government has been shaking since last week. “I think that is impossible, because I am sure that the high courts of this country will defend the Constitution of 91, as we Colombians will do, that we will be united and firm around our Constitution,” said the senator. Valencia also respo…
He also warned that the economy is deteriorating, that foreign investment is on the decline, while public spending and bureaucracy are "bursting"
Legal experts argue that it is unfeasible and represents an authoritarian risk.
The president of Colombia, Gustavo Petro. Photo: President of the Republic. President Gustavo Petro’s proposal to include a ballot to convene a Constituent Assembly in the upcoming elections has generated controversy in all political sectors. In that scenario, constitutionalist lawyer Mauricio Gaona, in an interview with La W Radio, shared an analysis of why the government wants to implement this constituent and whether it is possible for the pr…
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