CCJ of the Senate Adopts the PEC-Based Text Which Ends with a Re-Election for President, Prefects and Governors

According to Creomar de Souza, there are indications that the PEC to end reelection may pass in the Senate and the Chamber of Deputies. The post The PEC to end reelection: does it solve or just change the problem? appeared first on Monitor Mercantil.

The proposal for a amendment was finalised with the re-eleiment and will eventually unify the debate within five years. It was adopted in the Commission on Thursday (21) by the Constitution and Justi at the Senate, but it suffered resistance in the two Houses of the National Congress, which makes its final approval uncertain. Read more (05/23/2025

They request the JNE to annul the registration of three political parties for false signatures.The Popular Action benches and Podemos Peru presented a minority opinion to the Commission of Constitution and Regulations, in which they propose to amend articles 191 and 194 of the Political Constitution of Peru to allow immediate re-election for a single additional period of regional governors, vice-governors and mayors.According to the text, the re…

DOBLE LLAVE – A draft constitutional reform that proposes ending the re-election of presidents, governors and mayors for consecutive terms in Brazil and extending the terms of office from four to five years, took a fundamental step forward in the Senate on Wednesday. The text was approved in the Committee on Constitution and Justice, which will forward it to the plenary of the upper House, which, if supported, will send it to the Chamber of Depu…

The Senate’s Constitution and Justice Committee (CCJ) approved this Wednesday (21) the proposed amendment to the Constitution that ends reelection for the president of the Republic, governor and mayor and establishes a five-year term for these positions, as well as for parliamentarians (PEC 12/2022). The proposal also defines unified elections for […]

Journalist and former senator Ana Amélia Lemos and lawyer Vitor Marques discussed this Thursday (21), in the Great debate (from the second Saturday at 23h), if the proposal that ended with the reelection in the Executive Power is beneficial for Brazil. The proposal was approved by the Senate's Constitutional and Judicial Commission (CCJ) and will be voted by the House's plenary. If approved, it will still need to be passed by the House of Repres…