After analysis of the preliminary draft Constitution, Adema-PASJ urges the President of the transition to arrange the draft in the drawer. This is what the Bees party said in a statement dated November 20.
” Renounce the pursuit of drafting a new Constitution “. This is what Adema-PASJ suggests to the president of the transition, Colonel Assimi Goïta, ” in the absence of an inclusive political dialogue leading to a broad consensus around the project “. Which is not the case, because the draft Constitution is fueling a lot of controversy, according to La Ruche, which “speaks of the seeds of a chronic instability “.
Despite undeniable advances, the draft Constitution contains many problematic innovations. For the Bees, the preliminary draft Constitution under debate establishes a hybrid presidentialist project, in which powers are concentrated in the hands of the single hyper-reinforced president, by weakening Parliament, the legislative body, by reducing the government to the sole administrative role with the President of the Republic.
Given the current context, the major questions raised by this draft new Constitution, the risk of tension, even deep division among Malians, the Bee Party recommends the establishment of a framework for broader political dialogue integrating all positive contributions. What will lead to a consensual text which makes the economy of the conflictogenic and evasive articles and a rewriting with minima of the Constitution 1992, which maintains a rationalized parliamentary mode to quote only these.
Because for the bees, the constitutional reform must be an opportunity to put in place the levers of a national reconciliation of the pacification of the society of the national unity and of the social cohesion “. It must in essence escape personal or circumstantial contingencies and avoid any provisions that could lead to controversy, in order to ensure popular support in a context of transition. This imperative will help bring peace and lasting stability, underlines the PASJ.
Abdrahamane SISSOKO/Maliweb.net
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