reforms of the venezuelan constitution?
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I bet wiki will have all you need.
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Very good Question,  The Indian constitution was formed in the year 1947 i.e nereby 60years ago. The Laws made at that time were aplicable for that particular period or say for nearly for 25 years. As the period elopes there seems to be many changes in the conditions of a particular law. Many people find wrong ways to evade the laws, so to bring these people under control the law has to be changed and hence a n amendment is necessarry ( Law does not mean only criminal law) Actually acording to me India needs a new constitution pertaing to the present and future period, but some politician do not allow to change the constitution just for the sake of votes. Actually it is also that not every comon person know about the whole, each and every law in the constitution. For this the leaders are afraid that at present if the constitution is changed, each and every comon person will get  to know very much about the constitution, due to the vast growing media and information links. And hence they would loose their votes which they earn only in the name of the constitution and its writer. It must be known that any constitution must be given great respect be it of the country or state, company or society. But till such leaders are there no change can be done hence there are amendments done to it.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philippine_constitution
993499
I would say yes. In theory, even in a constitutional monarchy, the constitution comes from the Monarch, and is of his or her will. This said, the monarch could regain executive authority if there was enough cause. This is actually the benefit of a monarchy. In Spain for instance, after the King was reinstalled, the army generals tried to stage a coup. The King asked all forces loyal to the monarchy to come to his and the nations aid. They overthrew the generals and because of the king, order was restored.
542121
Why?  Quite simply because the constitution was written that way.  One other attribute of the constitution was that changing it is very hard to do.  Changing the constitution to require term limits for US Senators or House Members would require them to support it; and that isn't going to happen now or probably ever.
220593
read the 1989 Constitution....\nafter marcos regime...\njust read it you;ll find what your are asking for..ok!
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Constitutional Change... Change in the form of government...
984235
You better believe it.  The framers were very wise to include these contingencies in the Constitution.\n\nYou get your chance on Tuesday :-)
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Im suprised he hasn´t changed the constitution yet, he´s changed it on most things to rob the public of thier freedoms.\n\nDon´t worry some other puppet will be put in his place, it doesn´t matter who wins the election its all fixed anyway.
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Parliament proposes the bill.\nThe elected representatives vote on it.\nEl Presidente decides if it should become law or not.
1030061
Why is it right now.\nThe right time to change or make amendments to the constitution is when something that affects the whole nation needs to be corrected by the federal government, not the states.\nSo right now would not be any better or worse a time than any other.  Depends on what you want to do to it.
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In Venezuela, since Chavez is in power, people have started to loose many rights, consistently. Even the right to vote and change presidents is at risk if chavez is reelected (wich i believe is difficult to happen if elections are fair and clean). If you go to a job interview, they ask you if you dissent the president, as a condition to get the job, causing that only the ignorant and ass kissers get jobs in many public institutions. In Education, The grade system has been eliminated, everybody has the right to pass!!. So students don´t study anymore. They know they will graduate, cause its illegal if any teacher flunk them. In Criminality and National Security, now you usually dont go to jail, if your crime favors the regime: murderers have walked free, cause they killed chavez oposers, and not the people in favor of chavez. Kidnappings numbers have risen over 400%, and there have been 100,000 violent deaths since chavez got to power. (Wich is an enormous number for a small country with a small population). Drug dealers and criminals from other countries walk around Venezuela.. If we talk about economy, Chavez has received more money than aproximately the sum all of the previous governments(8 in 40 years) in the history Venezuelans democracy!!!!!!. Still, he devalued the currency, made illegal to have american $ without selling them to the government. Made illegal for people to travel overseas with more than 4000$, when people returns to Venezuela, they have to sell their money (US$) to the government in exchange for devalued Bolivares. He received aprox. 500,000,000,000 of US$, what means about 1,100,000,000,000,000 Bolivares, and the social plans he talks about so much worth less than 1% of that money. Where is the F*** Money?? He is the richest man on earth now. Bought a jet, that makes the air force one look like trash, has a budget of aprox. 1million US$ for drinks, and another million for Suits.He travels all around the world, almost all year long, with hundreds or thousands of people, in a constant five star all included luxury vacation, and pays for propaganda in dozens of countries. That propaganda has reached some people outside venezuela... inside?? not much. \n\nA Free Venezuelan... (Against all odds)
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A constitution is a system, often codified in a written document, which establishes the rules and principles by which an organization is governed. In the case of countries this term refers specifically to a national constitution, which defines the fundamental political principles and establishes the power and duties of each government. Most national constitutions also guarantee certain rights to the people. Historically, before the evolution of modern codified national constitutions, the term constitution could be applied to any important law.
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constitutional monarchy
650037
YES, and it should be carried out by casting ballots. The rate of voters is really low, and it gets lower year by year. An armed revolution hardly ever has any positive result (Cuba, Mexico, Cambodia, China). The power in a democracy is in the People, but if these people don't vote or do so without being informed first, then Democracy is weak, and weak democracies always give off tyrants.
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Because of Switzerland’s federal structure, the curriculum for compulsory schooling is determined by each canton separately. However, in order to give a boost to the unification of the education system, in December 2005 the Swiss parliament approved a constitutional reform which will give the central government new powers to force the cantons to harmonise some of the main aspects of their school systems. Since the plan requires a modification of the Constitution, the Swiss will be invited to vote on the proposal on May 21st 2006
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to begin with the power to amend the constitution lies in the appointed leader (and what leaders have we chosen- disgraceful and shameful) and not the people..\n\nthis problem is not a new one.. it is simple vote bank politics.. inspite of the protests the government is going ahead with its decision. and its not only the party in power the congress all the other parties like bjp are keeping their mouth shut because they want to protect their precious backward class votes.\n\nreservation was first introduced for the sc and sts before independence. sc (sched. castes)-15% and st(sched. tribes) 7.5% in public sector jobs and educational insttns...\n\nthen in 1990 the mandal commission implemented 27% reservation for other backward classes(long list....)in public sectors.\n\nnow they want to extend this to educational insttns and the private sector..\n\nimagine this situation. a person who is getting advatage at every point has this at the back of his mind all the time and doesn't put in 100% into his work. it makes them mentally handicapped...\n\ni believe their are only 2 sections- rich and poor.\nwhat the need of the hour is reservation based on monetary basis and not caste..