The draft of Chile’s new constitution is almost ready.
After months of debates and votes across various committees and the Constituent Assembly floor, a total of 499 articles were approved for inclusion.
Now, the draft is in the hands of the recently created Harmonization Committee, an ad-hoc body designed to weed out inconsistencies and redundancies in the text and deliver a final, polished proposal.
At the same time, another two groups will take care of supplementary aspects of the new Constitution: the Preamble Committee will write introductory texts before articles, while the Transitory Regulations Committee takes charge of transition rules...
