Motta expects to vote on 6x1 scale in May and compares proposal to end of slavery
The President of the Chamber, Hugo Motta, plans to bring a constitutional amendment to vote that would abolish the 6x1 work schedule, equating its implications to the end of slavery.
Tinubu urges senators to amend constitution for state police
President Bola Tinubu has called for constitutional amendments to establish State Police in Nigeria to better address security issues.
Zimbabweans Abroad Dismiss Ziyambi's Claim That Diaspora Voting Depends On Constitutional Amendment
The Zimbabwe Diaspora Vote Initiative refutes Justice Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi's assertion that constitutional amendments are necessary for diaspora voting, claiming the right is already guaranteed under the Constitution.
Deputy from Novo files PEC that includes ethics code for STF in the Constitution
Adriana Ventura, a deputy from the Novo party, has proposed a constitutional amendment in Brazil to establish an ethics code for members of the Supreme Federal Court (STF).
Motta sends PEC that ends the 6x1 schedule to the CCJ and says that, later, the text will be debated in a special committee
President of the Chamber, Hugo Motta, has announced the submission of a constitutional amendment to abolish the 6x1 work schedule for the Commission of Constitution and Justice, with plans for further debate in a special committee.
Reasons Why Representative Jang Dong-hyuk Should Actively Pursue Constitutional Amendment
The article argues for the necessity of constitutional amendments in South Korea, emphasizing the impact of political polarization and the demands for power redistribution.
Vannacci Case, the League Wants the 'Anti-Traitors' Law: Proposal to Amend the Constitution
The Italian political party Lega proposes a constitutional amendment termed 'anti-traitors' in response to internal tensions following the Vannacci case.
Constitution Article 9 Amendment, Some Opposition Parties Also Agree - Focus on Constitutional Amendment Forces Exceeding Two-Thirds
The upcoming House of Representatives election in Japan will spotlight whether pro-amendment forces can secure more than two-thirds of seats, crucial for advancing discussions on amending Article 9 of the Constitution, which the ruling party is strongly advocating for.
Senate to hike FG’s share of federation revenue
The Senate has initiated a constitutional amendment to boost the Federal Government's share of revenue from the Federation Account, citing the inadequacy of the current allocation formula and ongoing discussions about fiscal federalism.
The 'instrumentalization' of the Constitution in the electoral millstones
The article discusses Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis's announcement of a national dialogue for constitutional amendment, emphasizing the need for consensus in the face of political toxicity.
When Black Americans Gained the Right to Vote, the 15th Amendment Was Added to the US Constitution
The article discusses the historical context surrounding the ratification of the 15th Amendment in February 1869, which granted voting rights to Black Americans following the Civil War, while highlighting the political challenges they faced as former slaves seeking equality.
Step by step constitutional amendment: What is decided now and what after the elections - The case of the 'one-day' Parliament
The article discusses the two-phase system of constitutional amendments in Greece, detailing decisions made before and after elections, especially in the context of forming a government or heading to second elections.
Doudonis on Constitutional Amendment: 'Pasok will approach from its own starting point'
Panagiotis Doudonis expressed PASOK's stance on the constitutional amendment process, emphasizing their institutional approach and respect for the Constitution.
Greens plan constitutional amendment: root canal treatment with pain
The Greens party is reforming its constitution due to membership growth, sparking concerns among active members about the impact on grassroots democracy.
The Confederation Wants Children's Participation in Hunting. 'Only Poland Bans This'
A draft amendment to hunting law in Poland is under public consultation, igniting debate between hunting advocates who argue that the ban on child participation violates the Constitution, and opponents who fear exposing children to the violent reality of animal killing.