STARS-STRIPES-STAINS.BLOGSPOT.COM

constitutional-reform-venezuela.blogspot.com

Venezuela's Constitutional Reform: Article 167 (AIO)

http://constitutional-reform-venezuela.blogspot.com/2007/10/article-167-aio.html

This blog was created by a group of bloggers to explain to the outside world why the Venezuelan constitutional reform is dangerous for Venezuelan democracy. Oct 15, 2007. Article 167 is notable more for what was removed than what was changed or added. Before I start though, take a look at this. How about bolivars fuertes. It’s a telling statement about what Chavismo seems to think matters in terms of government revenue…. Here is the original article (translation courtesy of www.constitucion.ve. Principle...

constitutional-reform-venezuela.blogspot.com

Venezuela's Constitutional Reform: Article 141 (Feathers)

http://constitutional-reform-venezuela.blogspot.com/2007/09/article-141-feathers.html

This blog was created by a group of bloggers to explain to the outside world why the Venezuelan constitutional reform is dangerous for Venezuelan democracy. Sep 21, 2007. Sección Segunda: De la administración pública. The Public Administration is at the service of the citizens and is based on the principles of honesty, participation, speed, effectiveness, efficiency, transparency, accountability and responsibility in the exercise of the public function, with total submission to the rule of law. Constitut...

constitutional-reform-venezuela.blogspot.com

Venezuela's Constitutional Reform: A first evaluation of the impact of the 69 amendments to the 1999 constitution (Guillermo P. translation and introduction)

http://constitutional-reform-venezuela.blogspot.com/2007/10/first-evaluation-of-impact-of-69.html

This blog was created by a group of bloggers to explain to the outside world why the Venezuelan constitutional reform is dangerous for Venezuelan democracy. Oct 29, 2007. A first evaluation of the impact of the 69 amendments to the 1999 constitution (Guillermo P. translation and introduction). More losses than gains. El Nacional, 28 October 2007. It Will Be Easier to Remove Magistrates. The Supreme Court judges will be able to be freely removed by a simple majority of the National Assembly. Such a ch...

constitutional-reform-venezuela.blogspot.com

Venezuela's Constitutional Reform: TO VOTE OR NOT TO VOTE? THAT IS THE QUESTION!

http://constitutional-reform-venezuela.blogspot.com/2007/11/to-vote-or-not-to-vote-that-is-question.html

This blog was created by a group of bloggers to explain to the outside world why the Venezuelan constitutional reform is dangerous for Venezuelan democracy. Nov 29, 2007. TO VOTE OR NOT TO VOTE? THAT IS THE QUESTION! In the comment thread of the popular Venezuela News and Views. Blog I engaged in a discussion with a fellow blogger ( Citizen Feathers. Let me start with the constitutional and legal implications. Where a minimum number of voters is required, a majority vote is enough to approve the election...

constitutional-reform-venezuela.blogspot.com

Venezuela's Constitutional Reform: Articles 328 and 329: Alek Boyd

http://constitutional-reform-venezuela.blogspot.com/2007/11/articles-328-and-329-alek-boyd.html

This blog was created by a group of bloggers to explain to the outside world why the Venezuelan constitutional reform is dangerous for Venezuelan democracy. Nov 2, 2007. Articles 328 and 329: Alek Boyd. In the performance of its functions it will always be at the service of the Venezuelan people defending its sacred interests and under no circumstances will serve any oligarchies or imperial foreign powers. In fact president Chavez maintains that such premise has to become the backbone. This amendment pla...

constitutional-reform-venezuela.blogspot.com

Venezuela's Constitutional Reform: Article 230 (Brunilde Sansó)

http://constitutional-reform-venezuela.blogspot.com/2007/09/article-230-brunilde-sans.html

This blog was created by a group of bloggers to explain to the outside world why the Venezuelan constitutional reform is dangerous for Venezuelan democracy. Sep 20, 2007. Article 230 (Brunilde Sansó). The presidential period is of 6 years. The President of the Republic can be reelected immediately, only once, for a new period. The presidential period is of 7 years. The President of the Republic can be reelected immediately for a new period. 1-The illegality of the proposal. This concept is simply unconst...

constitutional-reform-venezuela.blogspot.com

Venezuela's Constitutional Reform: Original and modified text of constitutional amendments

http://constitutional-reform-venezuela.blogspot.com/2007/09/original-and-modified-text-of.html

This blog was created by a group of bloggers to explain to the outside world why the Venezuelan constitutional reform is dangerous for Venezuelan democracy. Sep 16, 2007. Original and modified text of constitutional amendments. Herein you will find English translations of both the original text of the articles in the Bolivarian Constitution of 1999 and the text of the proposed amendments to those articles. Translations have either been done or provided by the authors of each post. The section in parenthe...

constitutional-reform-venezuela.blogspot.com

Venezuela's Constitutional Reform: Article 98: (Kensey Amaya)

http://constitutional-reform-venezuela.blogspot.com/2007/11/article-98-kensey-amaya.html

This blog was created by a group of bloggers to explain to the outside world why the Venezuelan constitutional reform is dangerous for Venezuelan democracy. Nov 22, 2007. Article 98: (Kensey Amaya). Patents and the decline of science and technology in Venezuela. Text changes are underlined. Cultural creation is free. This freedom includes the right to cultural diversity pertaining to invention, production and dissemination for creative works, scientific, technological, and humanistic, including the l...

constitutional-reform-venezuela.blogspot.com

Venezuela's Constitutional Reform: Article 100 (Kensey Amaya)

http://constitutional-reform-venezuela.blogspot.com/2007/10/article-100-kensey-amaya.html

This blog was created by a group of bloggers to explain to the outside world why the Venezuelan constitutional reform is dangerous for Venezuelan democracy. Oct 23, 2007. Article 100 (Kensey Amaya). The folk cultures comprising the national identity of Venezuela enjoy special attention, with recognition of and respect for intercultural relations under the principle of equality of cultures. Note modifications are underlined. Incentives and inducements shall be provided for by law for persons, institutions...

constitutional-reform-venezuela.blogspot.com

Venezuela's Constitutional Reform: Article 18 (Mousqueton)

http://constitutional-reform-venezuela.blogspot.com/2007/10/article-18-mousqueton.html

This blog was created by a group of bloggers to explain to the outside world why the Venezuelan constitutional reform is dangerous for Venezuelan democracy. Oct 19, 2007. He liked to say that most people believe that bullets kill people when in fact they don’t. If I put a bunch of bullets in your hand they will not kill you. It is the combination of factors and “speed” what makes a bullet lethal. While the modifications to article 11. To drive the Venezuelan Federal Government into political oblivion and...