US EditionBy More than Two-Thirds Vote, the Lower House Replenishes the Bible and the Crucifix for Oaths
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Listen to this news: The Chamber of Deputies voted and approved this Tuesday, with more than two-thirds of the votes, the reinstatement of the crucifix and the Bible on the Speaker's table during the swearing-in ceremony of the new legislators for the 2025-2030 term. This decision represents the return of religious symbols to the official ceremony, which had been removed in previous administrations. Decision in preparatory session: The decision …
La Paz, Nov 04, 2025 (ATB Digital).- In its preparatory session, the Chamber of Deputies took an oath to the elected legislators of the nine departments of the country, formalizing the beginning of the new parliamentary administration. The event was marked by the replacement of the crucifix and the Bible in the Chamber, a decision supported by a large majority of the room, representing a return to religious symbols within the Parliament. Source:…
The Lower House approved by more than two thirds the measure that restores religious symbols in the act of possession of the elected legislators. On Tuesday afternoon, the Chamber of Deputies approved by more than two thirds the replacement of the crucifix and the Bible in the act of oath of the new parliamentarians who will integrate the Legislative Assembly for the 2025-2030 management. The “ad hoc” president of the session, José Maldonado, cl…
By more than two thirds of the vote, the Chamber of Deputies reinstated the Bible and the crucifix for taking the oath
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