What did the 1994 constitutional amendment allow Menem to do?
Dissolve Congress
Extend term limits
Run for re-election
Change the national flag
Answer
The 1994 constitutional amendment enabled then-President Carlos Menem to run for re-election, lifting the previous constitutional ban on immediate presidential re-election. This amendment allowed Menem to seek a second consecutive term in office, which he subsequently won, becoming the first Argentine president to do so since the country's return to democracy in 1983.
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