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Pillars IV & V: the diaspora and the Senate
The document proposes a relationship between citizenship beyond national borders and an institution entrusted with a second reading.
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Keep a critical mind.
- The diaspora is considered a civic and strategic constituent of the nation.
- The text distinguishes its participation from the formation of the resident governing majority.
- The Senate is conceived as a body for differentiated representation and consideration over the longer term.
The composition, appointment procedures and precise powers of a second chamber determine its legitimacy. Current parameters should be read in the consolidated Canon.
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Pillars IV & V: the diaspora and the Senate
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