Avanza País received the ‘No to the Constituent Assembly’ movement in Congress

The political party Advance Countrythrough its members Adriana Tudela and Alejandro Cavero, received in the Congress of the republic to the citizen movement ‘No to the Constituent Assembly’, which this morning presented to the National Jury of Elections more than 600,000 signatures.

The case, led by the constitutional lawyer Lucas Gersihas been collecting signatures since July 2021 with the aim of promoting a bill that expressly prohibits the total reform of the Magna Carta through a Constituent Assembly.

In the reception at the front of the Legislative headquarters, the congressman of Popular Renovation Alejandro Muñante was also present.

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HIGH EXPECTATION

Congressman Alejandro Cavero was enthusiastic about the great reception that the ‘No to the Constituent Assembly’ collection campaign has had throughout the country.

“Titanic task of collecting more than 600,000 signatures from Peruvians committed to their democracy. Let’s stay strong in this battle! ”, He wrote on his Twitter account after the meeting.

According to the members of the movement, the next thing will be to wait for the bill of citizen origin to pass the required filters and, if approved by the Constitution Commission, to be referred to the Plenary Session of Congress for debate.

For her part, Congresswoman Adriana Tudela has stated on several occasions that she is against a new Constitution and the need to commit to reforms.

“The Constituent Assembly represents the destruction of the rule of law. It means creating a body with absolute power without counterweights that will be able to decide on our rights and freedoms and that is inadmissible in our democracy, ”he said.

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