I have not read it slow all the modifications that Chavez raised in the draft reform of the constitution, but leaves much to be desired everything that happens around the issue.
One of the basic problems I was talking to my brother the other day, in this case, participatory democracy would mean that each person votes for the items you want to be changed, on the other side of the coin, representative democracy mean that citizens assume that Members (President, etc.) by those who voted have sufficient capacity to make the best legislative decisions, so that with a block vote would approve the reform altogether.
So far I've heard deputies, ministers and other figures from the government or pro-government arguing that the 33 changes are part of the same approach ... yeah right, as if all they referred to the same subject, and would in any case where participatory democracy?
PS: I leave a link The Universal where the 33 modifications proposed in the draft constitutional reform SUBMITTED TO until now.
