Appeal against the constitutional amendment: this Tuesday’s hearing postponed
The preparatory hearing scheduled for Tuesday, December 2, 2025, ultimately did not take place. It was postponed to a later date for reasons beyond the Constitutional Court’s control. No new timetable has been set yet, but the registry assures that it will promptly inform the parties of the new schedule as soon as it is decided.
In the meantime, the file continues to grow more complex. Several appeals have been filed, all related to the conditions under which the constitutional revision procedure took place in Parliament. Some of the applicants specifically point to the power outage that occurred during the sessions on November 14 and 15. According to them, that incident disrupted the plenary work and created a climate of confusion incompatible with the calm required for a procedure of such importance.
Three opposition MPs have also brought the matter before the Court. They claim that the late-night vote on November 15 took place in violation of the internal rules, more precisely articles 154 and 155, which strictly govern the procedures for revising the Constitution. Their argument is based on the idea that the required preliminary steps were not followed, which would taint the legal validity of the adopted text.
The Constitutional Court will now have to rule between these different interpretations, in a political climate marked by strong sensitivity surrounding the reform. The announcement of the new hearing date is highly anticipated by both institutional actors and public opinion, which is closely watching developments in this case at the heart of national news.
This institutional saga opens the way to a legal battle where every procedural detail could carry significant weight in the final decision.
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