Alliès After Paul, President of the Convention for the 6th Republic (C6R), who made the trip to Tunis, on 26 February, it was Arnaud Montebourg, the first promoter of this new constitution , who will discuss ways "to install the revolution in constitutional law Tunisian".
According Alliès , "deliberation on political reform has not yet found its popular framework." But do not we do the same conclusion in France?
The establishment of the 2nd Republic of Tunisia is a complex process that takes time. We must organize the election of a Constituent Assembly and presidential at the same time, form a new government after March 15 (deadline to the interim government in place) to prepare a Constituent propose referendum draft constitution prepared by the Committee responsible for constitutional matters (chaired by Ben Achour Yadh).
to this committee is that both advocates Sixth Republic intervene to bring their experience and thoughts on the Fifth Republic and its derivatives. For Tunisia, like France, the shift to a parliamentary majority organized around the responsibilities of a prime minister seems to be a timely way.
All the horror of a presidential system without control has emerged during the reign of Ben Ali. A oligarchy omnipotent, absolutism of power, parliament ... If submitted faults were exaggerated until it becomes a violent police dictatorship in Tunisia, a banana republic corrupt, they are in germ in the French Constitution.
The Tunisian Constitution was indeed modeled by Bourguiba that of the Fifth French Republic. "That's where the Fifth Republic may lead us to ben-realism, the concentration of all powers, "Arnaud Montebourg ensures .
The two will meet French Nicolas Beau, the famous journalist of Le Canard, then Baksheesh, who settled in Tunis." One feels that the political elites Tunisians are ready for this parliamentary system that they claim "he said yesterday on his blog , and it augurs well.
out of this straitjacket is a constitutional challenge that seem to meet these Tunisians who could well become For us in France, copies.
