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The Plenum of the National Electoral Jury (JNE) considered this Wednesday the proposal of the sector Congress to hold a popular referendum to consult with the population on holding Constituent Assembly.
According to the institution, the citizen consultation mechanism (referendum) refers to the approval or disapproval of standards and to what is related to decentralization processes.
constituent Assembly is a representative body, elected by the citizens, which is responsible for the development of a new Constitution. The left-wing benches promoted this initiative during the latest election progress debate, but it was not successful.
So, in response to a request made Commission for the Constitution and Rules of Procedure of ParliamentThe JNE determined that the legislative proposal was inconsistent with the provisions of the Magna Carta.
Also JNE In an official letter from the Commission, it is stated that Congressrespecting the material and formal constraints on regulatory reforms, can assess the appropriateness of introducing yet another popular consultation procedure.
Early elections: “We need time to think”
Congress President José Williams Zapata spoke about the decision taken at the last plenary session to reopen the debate on moving forward with the general election and on the revision submitted by Parliamentarian Jorge Montoya to the reopening proposal.
In this regard, Zapata indicated that this reconsideration was not voted on last Friday because MPs needed “time” to “calmly consider” their decision on the issue.
“The reconsideration was not put to a vote because I believe it is necessary that there be time for reflection, for congressmen to think carefully about this issue, and for us not to rush the draft until 2023, 2024 or 2026. I think being calm is good for being able to analyze things well,” he said.
The Chairman of the Legislative Assembly indicated that “until next July” there will be time to see a new opinion on the said elections.
“Now until July, the issue can be discussed again, not only in this legislature, which has already ended on February 19, but as of March 1, we can see the issue with a new opinion, and you can see early elections,” he stressed. .
(According to Andina and RPP)
Source: RPP
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