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Oposición de Rusia denuncia ‘usurpación del poder’ por parte de Putin

Parlamento aprobó reforma constitucional que permitirá al presidente seguir en el Kremlin hasta el 2036

In this photo provided by The State Duma, The Federal Assembly of The Russian Federation, Russian lawmakers applaud after voting on a third reading of constitutional amendments at the State Duma, the Lower House of the Russian Parliament in Moscow, Russia, Wednesday, March 11, 2020. The Russian parliament has approved a sweeping constitutional reform that will allow President Vladimir Putin to stay in power for another 12 years after his current term ends in 2024. Wednesday's vote was the third and final reading. (The State Duma, The Federal Assembly of The Russian Federation via AP)
In this photo provided by The State Duma, The Federal Assembly of The Russian Federation, Russian lawmakers applaud after voting on a third reading of constitutional amendments at the State Duma, the Lower House of the Russian Parliament in Moscow, Russia, Wednesday, March 11, 2020. The Russian parliament has approved a sweeping constitutional reform that will allow President Vladimir Putin to stay in power for another 12 years after his current term ends in 2024. Wednesday's vote was the third and final reading. (The State Duma, The Federal Assembly of The Russian Federation via AP)
Los legisladores rusos aplaudían después de votar una tercera lectura de las enmiendas constitucionales en la Duma, este miércoles 11 de marzo del 2020. (AP)

Moscú. La oposición rusa denunció el miércoles una “usurpación del poder” de Vladimir Putin luego que el Parlamento validase a la carrera una reforma que permite su permanencia en la presidencia hasta el 2036 a raíz de una amplia enmienda constitucional.

Un cambio en la Ley Fundamental, añadida el martes ante la sorpresa general, permitirá al hombre fuerte de Rusia “reinicializar” su cuenta de mandatos presidenciales, para que pueda volver a presentarse a la reelección en el 2024 y el 2030.

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