Vladimir Putin has his hands free to search for his gang …

Russian Senate approved constitutional amendment of this country which limits the term of office of the same president to two periods of six years. The measure, which is not retroactive, allows Vladimir Putin to run for only two more terms and continue to lead the Russian Federation until 2036.

The standard has been approved by the Federation Council (Senate) a week after the initiative received the green light Duma of State (Lower House of Parliament). The author of the initiative is Senator Andréi Klishas and it was debated within the framework of the realization of Magna Carta modifications from this country.

The voted change clearly shows that limits the maximum number of presidential terms to two that the same person can occupy, but that it does not apply “to the person who occupies or held the post of President of Russia at the time of its entry into force” amendments.

In other words, the new law allows Putin to run in the elections of 2024 and 2030.

The standard also establishes that the presidency a Russian citizen who is at least 35 years old can apply, who has lived permanently in the country for at least 25 years and who does not or has never had the citizenship or residence permit of another state.

In addition, it stipulates that only a citizen of the Russian Federation over the age of 30 can head the Central Election Commission.

It only remains to ratify the vote by President Putin himself. The 68-year-old president is ending his second term – which ends in 2024 – after holding the presidency between 2000 and 2008, when that post was held for four years by Dmitry Medvedev and he became prime minister.

The referendum on the Constitution, held in 2020, was approved by a favorable vote of 77.92% of the electorate.

In addition to setting limits on the continuity of a single government, It also changed the functions of the executive and legislative power, and expressly prohibited the secession of the territories that make up Russia..