Lady, Prime minister,
As a Senator, it is both my duty and my right to express myself freely on matters of public and political interest, particularly when they concern the well-being and autonomy of the Province I represent. I have concerned by what appears to be undue interference by the Prime Minister in the internal affairs of our Province. Such actions risk undermining the delicate balance that must exist between our federal institutions and the legitimate jurisdictions of the provinces.
I must emphasize that I do not speak out of partisanship, but out of a sincere conviction that each Province must be afforded the respect and space necessary to manage its own affairs. The role of a Senator is, above all, to safeguard the interests and voice of their region within the national framework. I therefore urge the Prime Minister to exercise greater restraint and to honour the spirit of federalism upon which our system is built.
I say this not in a spirit of confrontation, but with the hope of preserving the integrity of our institutions and the confidence of citizens who expect a fair, balanced, and respectful governance.
The Crown bears a long tradition marked, at times, by questionable judgment and missteps. It is now incumbent upon the new King to ensure that he governs with the confidence and support of his people. The Crown today stands in a position of fragility, and should it fail to recognize the importance of its relationship with the public, its very continuity may be called into question.
Mximo Carbonèl
Senator from Florencia
As a Senator, it is both my duty and my right to express myself freely on matters of public and political interest, particularly when they concern the well-being and autonomy of the Province I represent. I have concerned by what appears to be undue interference by the Prime Minister in the internal affairs of our Province. Such actions risk undermining the delicate balance that must exist between our federal institutions and the legitimate jurisdictions of the provinces.
I must emphasize that I do not speak out of partisanship, but out of a sincere conviction that each Province must be afforded the respect and space necessary to manage its own affairs. The role of a Senator is, above all, to safeguard the interests and voice of their region within the national framework. I therefore urge the Prime Minister to exercise greater restraint and to honour the spirit of federalism upon which our system is built.
I say this not in a spirit of confrontation, but with the hope of preserving the integrity of our institutions and the confidence of citizens who expect a fair, balanced, and respectful governance.
The Crown bears a long tradition marked, at times, by questionable judgment and missteps. It is now incumbent upon the new King to ensure that he governs with the confidence and support of his people. The Crown today stands in a position of fragility, and should it fail to recognize the importance of its relationship with the public, its very continuity may be called into question.
Mximo Carbonèl
Senator from Florencia