Head of State requested wide dissemination of the objectives of Constitutional Reform 2025

Published at: 19/02/2025 06:09 PM

The President of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro Moros, urged the National Commission for Constitutional Reform to consult widely throughout the country on the rules and mandates of the Magna Carta, which will be updated or modified.

“The appointed commission, starting today, must boldly and creatively lead the entire Venezuelan nation that is motivated to participate in this national constituent process,” stressed the Head of State.

He also urged the expanded national commission to discuss relevant points regarding the adaptations that will be made to the Magna Carta in order to ratify the structure of the Constitution of 1999 and only expand its norms and mandates.

This meeting takes place from the Triptych Hall of the Federal Legislative Palace, seat of the National Assembly, where the head of state emphasized that the Constitution of 1999 plays a central role as the legal and foundational framework of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, since the Magna Carta represents the aspiration of a democratic and participatory State.

In this regard, he reiterated that the changes that will be made to this system will seek to adapt it to the current realities of the country and to the demands of the People of Venezuela.

Mazo News Team