The debate over replacing the presidential system with a parliamentary one has resurfaced, sparked by proposed amendments to the 1999 Constitution. While some advocate for change, others question if such a shift would address governance challenges. Alterations to the constitution may appear superficial, and the effectiveness of transitioning to a parliamentary system remains uncertain. Despite its flaws, the presidential system has persisted, yet ongoing issues persist, raising doubts about the potential for meaningful reform.
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