RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The idea of a new Constitution, or deep reforms to the current one, began to emerge in Peru as a possible answer to the serious crisis of representation, reflected according to polls that show a negative opinion of 76% for the government and 82% for the Congress.
The possibility of constitutional change, opposed by the right-wing, the economic elites, and the media power, was in the collateral discourse in last . . .
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