El Salvador’s Ruling Party Proposes a Reform of the Constitution to Leave the Parliament
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Associated Press SAN SALVADOR (AP) — El Salvador’s Legislative Assembly on Thursday began a process of reforming its constitution to separate El Salvador from the Central American Parliament (PARLACEN), a regional political forum whose resolutions are not binding on its member states and which, according to critics, does not contribute to integration and lacks “ethical merits.” Representative Giovanny Zaldaña, of the ruling Nuevas Ideas party, p…
San Salvador, 31 Mar (EFE).- The Legislative Assembly of El Salvador, dominated by the ruling party Nuevas Ideas (NI), approved on Thursday a reform of the Constitution that eliminates the recognition of the deputies of the Central American Parliament (Parlacen), as a way to leave this body.
El Salvador's ruling party New Ideas proposed a constitutional reform to leave the Central American Parliament (Parlacen).
San Salvador.- The Legislative Assembly of El Salvador, dominated by the ruling party Nuevas Ideas (NI), approved on Thursday a reform of the Constitution that eliminates the recognition of the deputies of the Central American Parliament (Parlacen), as a way to leave this body. The initiative, which was introduced to the plenary session this Thursday with a waiver of process, seeks to reform articles 80 and 133 of the Constitution of the Republi…
The Legislative Assembly of El Salvador, dominated by the ruling party Nuevas Ideas (NI), approved on Thursday a reform of the Constitution that eliminates the recognition of the deputies of the Central American Parliament (Parlacen), as a way to leave this body. El Salvador’s Legislative Assembly’s entry approves constitutional reform to leave the Parliament was first published in the Digital Process.
The Legislative Assembly of El Salvador, dominated by the ruling party Nuevas Ideas (NI), approved on Thursday a reform of the Constitution that eliminates the recognition of the deputies of the Central American Parliament (Parlacen), as a way for the country to leave that regional body. The measure was approved without prior debate, after introducing it with a waiver of process. It obtained 57 votes in favor of the 60 deputies present. Constitu…
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