US EditionPullaro Achieved His Goal: Re-Election the Province of Santa Fe Reformed Its Constitution
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The reform of the text that had been in force since 1962 contained many advances in institutional matters.
On the afternoon of this Friday, the Convention Reforming the Constitution of Santa Fe was closed, with an emotional ceremony that began in the precinct of the Chamber of Deputies of the province and then moved to the esplanade of the Legislature where the members of the legislative, executive and judicial branches took an oath to the new Magna Carta. “Today Santa Fe writes a fundamental page in its institutional history. This reform not only mo…
The new text modifies 42 articles and incorporates 46. The ruling party welcomed the consensus achieved. The opposition recognizes progress, but maintains a critical look.
From Rosario From Rosario The Reforming Convention completed its work last Friday, and the province of Santa Fe has a new Constitution, after 63 years. The swearing-in ceremony, held on the esplanade of the provincial legislature, formally closed two months of work, during which 42 articles were amended and 46 more were incorporated. The new constitutional text allows for the reelection of the governor, while limiting terms and privileges. It al…
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