US EditionBregman and Reichardt Crossed over After the Media Sanction of Juvenile Penal Reform: “You Continue to Take 3 Votes”
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Within the framework of the session in the Chamber of Deputies in which the juvenile penal reform was approved, the deputies Karen Reichardt and Myriam Bregman had a crossover on social networks. The exchange began because the MP of La Libertad Avanza (LLA) shared a suggestive photo against the left-wing bench, which generated the reaction of the opposition sector. “Listening to the questions of left-wing privileges,” Reichard posted along with …
The national deputies participated in a strong exchange on social networks during the session in which the project was approved. The post Myriam Bregman and Karen Reichardt crossed after the medium sanction to juvenile penal reform appeared first on The Intransigent.
The libertarian deputy published a photo with the ineffable deputy Tronco, accompanied by a text that read: “Listening to the questions of privilege of the left-handed”, which generated the quick and obvious response of Myriam Bregman. Karen, she refused to remain silent before the Chicana and encouraged her to answer, but as she has no self-thought she repeated some things she had heard out there and clearly does not finish understanding. Perha…
The bill obtained half a sanction in the Chamber of Deputies. It replaces the scheme in force since 1980.
Bullrich wrote in his X account (@PatoBullrich): “For all the victims of juvenile delinquents, half a sanction of the juvenile penal regime. While families mourn and return home without justice, minors who commit crimes go free, without record and without consequences.” To this he added: “That’s over. The child who kills, pays. The one who steals, responds.” To conclude, he valued the measure as the beginning of a trial. “It’s the first step so …
The Chamber of Deputies of the Nation gave half a sanction to the bill that modifies the juvenile penal regime and lowers the penalty age to 14 years. The initiative was approved with 149 votes in favor and 100 against, and now must be debated by the Senate of the Nation. After the vote, the national deputy for the province of Santa Fe, Romina Diez, celebrated the legislative advance and highlighted... Source
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