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The new document will recognise private property for the first time, the role of foreign investment and the Internet. The current charter was approved in 1976.
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Parliament punch-up in Uganda over a proposed change to the constitution.
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Venezuelan opposition lawmakers defy Maduro
Venezuelan opposition lawmakers reject the authority of President Maduro's new Constituent Assembly
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Polish protesters call on Duda to go further over reforms veto
Protests continued in several Polish cities, despite President Duda’s announcement that he would veto two out of three controversial judicial reform bills
