Constitutional Commission Recommendation Not to Approve and File Request for Government Powers
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Today the working group reviews the first four issues of the opinion and the other four issues tomorrow. The predictor recommends not granting the legislative powers to the government of Keiko Fujimori.
Constitutional Commission opinion recommends not to grant legislative powers to Keiko Fujimori The delegation of powers to Keiko Fujimori will not see the light in the short term. A draft of the prediction of the Constitutional Commission of the Chamber of Deputies was leaked and the report recommends not approve the request of the Executive. In [...]
The president of the Congress, Miguel Torres, asked the members of the Constitution Committee of the Chamber of Deputies to act cautiously against the request for legislative powers presented by the executive branch. “For weeks it has been said that the request for powers was too broad and that it should concentrate on citizen security and the El Niño phenomenon. What was then appropriate was to debate, adjust and decide, not reject everything,”…
The predictor prepared by the working group proposes to archive the proposal submitted by the government of Keiko Fujimori. The debate on the initiative is scheduled for September 29 and 30.
Through a prediction broadcast this Monday, September 28, the Comisión de Constitución de la C mara de Diputados decided to send to the archive the request for legislative powers of the Government.
The Constitutional Committee of the Chamber of Deputies of Congress proposed not to approve and file the request for legislative powers presented by the Executive Branch.News in development Interviews DNA President of Congress and Senate, Miguel Torres Morales, points out that the Senate can modify the delegation of powers but requires a qualified majorityThe President of Congress and Senate, Miguel Torres Morales, pointed out that the Senate ca…
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