(ITALIAN) COSTA RICA, DEBUTTO MONDIALE DEL MINISTERO DELLA PACE

COMMENTARY ARCHIVES, 17 Sep 2009

Peace Reporter

La Costa Rica è il primo paese al mondo a avere un ministero di questo tipo.

Novità in vista nella Costa Rica: il piccolo Paese centro americano, infatti, sarà il primo Stato al mondo ad avere un ministero quasi esclusivamente dedicato alla Pace. Il testo della proposta di legge approvata dalla commissione parlamentare ora dovrà arrivare all’aula che senza ombra di dubbio lo approverà. Dunque, il ministero di Grazia e Giustizia cambierà nome e entro breve si trasformerà nel ministero della Giustizia e della Pace.

Novità in vista nella Costa Rica: il piccolo Paese centro americano, infatti, sarà il primo Stato al mondo ad avere un ministero quasi esclusivamente dedicato alla Pace. Il testo della proposta di legge approvata dalla commissione parlamentare ora dovrà arrivare all’aula che senza ombra di dubbio lo approverà. Dunque, il ministero di Grazia e Giustizia cambierà nome e entro breve si trasformerà nel ministero della Giustizia e della Pace.

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