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What is veto? Who have the right to use the veto?
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What is veto? Who have the right to use the veto?
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The constitutional right to reject a proposal of a lawmaking body. The president has the right to veto .
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The power given to the permanent member of security council to reject any official action is called veto.
Five member have the right to use this power:US ,russia ,china,france and britain
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