Hi! Colleague!
So, in one single and rather brief sentence the Venezuelan Constitution, once the best Constitution in the world, Chávez dixit, has been turned into the most malleable an useless piece of paper in the land. Remarkably, the decision cites Art. 231, which is the one that was asked to be interpreted and instead of citing the many articles relevant to the decision in the current 1999 Constitution, it goes back and cites Art.
Ah, Venezuela, where the sun often shines and the women are consistently beautiful! So what if the constitution is used like toilet paper? There are food, water and electricity aplenty. Did I mention gasoline?
