Three different versions of the draft Constitution presented the German foundation Konrad Adenauer Stiftung, the 19 July, 24 July (which was voted by members) and 26 July.
Sebastián Toral, coordinator of the monitoring project, says the analysis was purely technical and does not respond to any political position.
"Our desire is to be absolutely clear what the final product to be submitted to the will of the people," he said.
In total there are 27 changes contained in the 33-page document is available on the website: www.ojoenelcambio.org. Toral says that all these changes are important both in substance and in form but most disturbing is that respected neither the time nor the processes that were established in the rules of the Constituent Assembly.
He cites the Special Editing Commission gave a trade on July 15 with all the suggestions that had the articulated. That version, he says, was socialized in the web of Ciudad Alfaro on 19 this month and, from that day, were counted within five days for the assembly to read and analyze texts.
However, "on 24 July at dawn came a new version which was attached a letter from then President of the Assembly, Fernando Cordero, which marked the delivery of the text of the new Constitution to be distributed to vote, "says Toral. He explains that, given that the document was new, had to run again within five days, but that did not happen. The third version
Recent changes found in the texts are contained in the document that was delivered on July 26 President of the Supreme Electoral Tribunal, Jorge Acosta, and now mingle among the population. The Konrad Adenauer Stiftung says he would like, "out of curiosity and civic need" to have an explanation of the legal and technical basis on which those amendments were made.
In that sense, what serious is that the Editorial Committee was not authorized to make substantive changes detected and accepted by them yesterday at a news conference. Please Note
To review the changes detected by the foundation go to www.ojoenelcambio.org
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