US EditionLaner Pointed Against Peronism because of the Failure of the Political Trial of Susana Medina
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Provincial Deputy Carola Laner stated that the impeachment proceedings against Supreme Court Justice Susana Medina de Rizzo could not move forward because the Peronist bloc did not attend either the committee meeting or the convened session, preventing the necessary quorum from being reached to issue a ruling. Laner explained that, in impeachment processes, a political majority does not supersede existing rules, as the regulations require a quor…
Laner explained that, in the processes of political trial, the political majority does not replace the rules in force, since the regulation requires a quorum to issue valid opinions. Political Judgment: The bloc of opposition deputies held the official responsible for the fall of the session “Although we have a majority, without quorum there is no opinion. And the quorum is achieved with presence. The PJ decided not to be there and therefore the…
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