Les députés modifient le système de participation aux audiences sur la loi sur les glaciers

La Chambre des députés argentine a modifié le format des audiences publiques sur la loi sur les glaciers en raison de près de 70 000 inscrits. Deux sessions auront lieu : une en présentiel et une virtuelle, limitées à environ 200 personnes. Les autres soumettront des vidéos.

La Chambre des députés argentine a ajusté le système de participation aux audiences publiques sur la loi sur les glaciers, qui compte près de 70 000 inscrits. L'annonce indique que deux audiences se dérouleront : une en présentiel et une virtuelle. Cependant, seules environ 200 personnes pourront y participer directement. Les autres inscrits devront soumettre des vidéos avec leurs contributions. Ce changement répond au grand nombre de parties intéressées dans le débat sur la protection des glaciers. Il vise à rationaliser le processus législatif pour ce projet de loi.

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