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Weekly Report - 03 December 2020 (WR-20-48)
PERU: Pressure for constitutional change continues
Peru’s interim president Francisco Sagasti was forced to backtrack slightly after his 27 November pledge to “start a national process of inclusive dialogue, open to all, which could provide the basis for future constitutional change”, prompted speculation that the widely demanded constitutional reform process could begin sooner than had been expected. Sagasti had previously sought to emphasise that he had no plans to launch such a momentous process during his eight months in office, but it is becoming increasingly clear that this will be a key issue in the build-up to Peru’s general election in April 2021.
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