[Belgium] Constitutional Referendum November 1995

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The Constitutional Referendum of November 1995, aims to address the concerns of the Belgian people and seeks to bring about the codification of a document capable of preserving the rights and liberties of the public and providing them with a path to honest governance.

All citizens over the age of 18 are welcomed to come and ballots at their local polling station, in compliance with preexisting legislation regarding suffrage it is requested that all citizens wishing to exercise their right to vote show their birth certificate and national identification card for reasons of preventing voter fraud.

Text of Draft Constitution:

Constitution (Draft)

1) Belgium is declared to be a republic of the Soviet of People's Representatives whose mandate is derived from the proletariat and whose existence is a testament to the ongoing struggle against capitalism and the dictatorship of the bourgeoisie over the proletariat. 2) This republic of the...

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Voting shall last ten days, the results shall be reported as soon as possible.

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Polling stations closed their doors as expected this afternoon throughout Belgium as the referendum for the purposed constitution reached came to an end after nearly 10 very tense days of voting. It appears as though the results are tied with 50% of the country supporting the enactment of the constitution as the binding law of the land while another 50% of the country opposing the contents within the constitution.

At the local level, out of 4,000 Soviets at least 4,350 voiced their willingness to update their charters and civic laws to reflect their alliegence to the revolutionary social order with the remainder 1,350 either prefering a more moderate document and remarkably fewer an outright return to the monarchy.

The People's Transitional Administration has decided to pass the process of decision making unto the communities after which the Supreme Soviet shall meet in Brussels to discuss future considerations.

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