Maduro Submits Constitution Reform to Reshape Venezuela Politics
- Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has initiated a constitutional reform to reshape governance and address economic crises, following his disputed re-election for 2025-2031.
- The reform aims to integrate 49,000 communal councils into the constitution, granting them more control over local governance, although these councils are loyal to Maduro's government.
- A commission, led by Attorney General Tarek William Saab and Vice President Delcy Rodríguez, will draft the reforms, which must be approved in a national referendum later this year.
- Critics argue that the reforms could consolidate Maduro's power amidst ongoing human rights concerns and skepticism from opposition leaders and groups.
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Maduro Pushes Constitutional Reform Amid Legitimacy Crisis and Repression
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has launched a constitutional reform initiative, aiming to reshape the country’s governance amid ongoing political and economic crises. The announcement, made on February 15, follows his controversial re-election for the 2025–2031 term, which opposition leaders and international observers widely disputed. While Maduro claims the reforms will modernize Venezuela’s 1999 Constitution, critics […]
Maduro wants to reform Venezuela's Constitution
Venezuela's Bolivarian ruler Nicolás Maduro is pushing for a Constitutional reform, which, among other changes, would provide for harsher penalties against individuals threatening the government's authority, it was reported this weekend in Caracas. The current Carta Magna dates back to 1999 when it was promoted by the late Hugo Chávez (1999-2013), who had it modified in 2009 to be reelected indefinitely.

President of Venezuela Presents Proposal for Constitutional Reform to the National Assembly
CARACAS (AP) — Venezuela's president, Nicolás Maduro, presented on Saturday to the National Assembly his promised proposal for constitutional reform that will seek a modification of the structure of the state, incorporating a level of territorial power and sanctions to possible external threats and
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