NewzVenezuelan acting president Delcy Rodríguez has formally requested that the country's parliament reform the 'Constitutional Law against Hatred, for Peaceful Coexistence and Tolerance.' The legislation, originally enacted in 2017, has faced substantial criticism from Venezuela's primary opposition coalition.
The announcement regarding the proposed legislative changes was made in Caracas on September 29. While the specific amendments sought by the executive branch were not detailed in the available text, the move targets a statute that has long been a focal point of contention within the nation's political landscape.
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