Next April 27 is the date set by the National Electoral Council of Venezuela for the legislative and gubernatorial elections, as announced by the president of said body, Elvis Amoroso.

In the statement issued this Monday, by Amoroso, it is indicated that on the mentioned date “the elections of deputies to the National Assembly (AN), of the governors of the country and also of the legislators of the Legislative Councils will be held.”

The elections scheduled for April 27 are part of the “fulfillment of our constitutional obligations and in accordance with article 42 of the Organic Law of electoral processes,” said Amoroso.

It is important to remember that the CNE has been in permanent session since January 17 to establish the dates of other electoral processes scheduled for this 2025 and will progressively announce the details of each one.

According to Amoroso, “the organization will hold the elections for governors and regional legislative councils, and municipal councils, and deputies of the National Assembly (unicameral parliament).”

In addition, “six consultations on communal power projects are planned for this 2025, in which the communal circuits will nominate and vote for the community projects that will be financed through the Federal Government Council (CFG).”

M.Pino

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The Labor Legislation Commission of the Chamber of Deputies of Argentina will debate the reduction of the working day from 48 to 40 or 36 hours, with the presentation of up to seven bills by deputies from both the ruling party and the opposition.

This debate will not, however, have a legislative nature, but will only serve to make known the different proposals of both the Government and the opposition. For its presentation, specialists in the field and representatives of business and union associations will be present, although their names have not been revealed.

For months, the Government had intended to start this debate, which did not materialize until this September. For the Minister of Labor, Employment and Social Security, Raquel Olmos, reducing the working day would allow for the generation of more employment and increased productivity. “The 48-hour day is an antiquity,” she has stated on numerous occasions.

The launch of this debate coincides in time with the presidential race in Argentina, which is being marked by the context of the economic crisis that the country is going through. With inflation of 124.4 % in August, the Government is putting a series of measures on the table to improve the financial situation of families.

The entry into force of this measure would be an opportunity to revive the candidacy of Sergio Massa, the country’s current Minister of Economy, who has been combining both roles for weeks to obtain the presidency next October.

Along these lines, Massa has already announced measures to financially relieve the most vulnerable households and self-employed workers or small and medium-sized businesses. This Monday, added to this battery of measures, is the expansion of aid for informal workers, which would reach more than three million people.

K. Tovar

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