He president Luis Abinader On Monday he led a meeting with the Executive Director of the Modern Revolutionary Party (PRM), who unanimously welcomed the proposal of reform constitutional. Abinader also met with the legislators of that organization.
The information was offered by the president of the PRMJosé Ignacio Paliza, after concluding the two meetings with the president. The first with the Executive Director and the second with the legislators perremeist.
“In such a way unanimousthe Executive Director of the party assumed the support to the project of reform constitutional presented it and welcomed it as their own, therefore it has the full institutional support of our political organization,” he said.
Various positions
When asked if there will be any modification in case of finding oppositionPaliza said that changes have already been made to the proposal, while indicating that there are always different positions within the framework of a party or a congress.
“There have already been some modifications to the original proposal, product of queries that have been done, especially with lawyers,” said Paliza.
Full of nobility
He noted that there will always be room for a conversation“Now, the purpose of the reform It is very well defined, it is full of nobility, there will be no surprises and the party will go to the Revisory Assembly with a single position.”
He reiterated that the content of this reform project promoted by President Luis Abinader seeks to generate and leave a legacy for the country.
The project of constitutional reform It was filed in the National Congress last Monday, August 19, by the legal advisor to the Executive Branch, Antoliano Peralta.
The four points
The proposal presented by President Luis Abinader covers four Key axes: a lock on the Magna Carta, consolidating the independence of the Public Ministry (MP), reducing the number of deputies and unifying the holding of elections.
President Abinader was accompanied by Vice President Raquel Peña, former President Hipólito Mejía, and the President of the Senate, Ricardo De los Santos, and the President of the Chamber of Deputies, Alfredo Pacheco.
