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Alejandro Mugnante, Congressman for Popular Renaissance and third vice president of parliament, said on Tuesday that early election this year, and also called into question the possibility of holding a referendum. According to the parliamentarian, this whole problem was used by some groups to try to impose their ideology.
“I decided to support, despite the fact that my bench said otherwise, the postponement of the elections to April 2024, because this allows us, even when there is a referendum, to meet the deadlines. I have seen some parties see the issue as a prey to be able to politically empower themselves, blame others, present their ideological issues like the Constituent Assembly and support some groups,” he said in the program. no turns from RPP.
Alejandro Munante stressed that the ideal is to have early election next year, but I doubt that this can fix the crisis.
“In principle, we must comply with the constitutional deadlines, but if the only way out is to advance the elections, they must be held within a reasonable time. It should be next year: in April 2024, if we are first convinced that this will represent a way out of the crisis, because I asked which of the leaders confirmed the commitment that tomorrow the roads will be unblocked,” he said.
The congressman argued that decisions made in elections require responsibility from the voter himself. In this sense, he emphasized that if a body is elected, it has an institutional deadline that must be met.
Nano Guerra Garcia: “There are irreconcilable positions”
The chairman of the Constitutional Commission, Hernando Guerra Garcia, noted that some benches still adhere to intransigent positions. However, he specified that the discussion will continue at the next meeting of the parliamentary working group.
“We are going to include some texts and some declarations. But there are positions that are incompatible. It must be clear that 23 or 24 is chosen, it is chosen with a Constituent Assembly or without a Constituent Assembly. And these positions will be those that will lead to a vote. It must be borne in mind that in some cases the positions are irreconcilable: either there is a Constituent Assembly, or there is no vote. And in other cases, it can be conceded. will be sought. I hope that at the next meeting we will be able to continue to deal with this issue,” he told reporters.
Source: RPP
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