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Weekly Report - 24 February 2011 (WR-11-08)
HONDURAS: Congress restructures state with huge reforms
Remove restrictions on referendums on re-election. Tick. Carry out
sweeping reform of the judiciary. Tick. Grant approval for two autonomous 'Model
Cities'. Tick. Congress achieved almost as much on one day on 17 February as
many constituent assemblies in the region have managed in one year. The
comparison is apt because there are real doubts as to whether all of its reforms
were constitutional or even democratic.
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